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Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

 - Class of 1940

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P .-wi..-f - . - - , ,, Q4 fa I .t-.:.:.i', ' ein, ff A .1 fd! -- , . - f .5111 :A 41 .1 w.-.- ..-.. . jf ,. c -x .. ., .-.Jr lx its im' 4? tftfyfr , -sl.-,E s Hfgi-Tc . 96 L 5, K lssvgff. ,,-fg----.f.fw'f.- zu fs .fa J .ff ww ', a Yriivfxi 'EE- Si -4 .'..1:Y4 : ,F 19345 if ff? QQ- 1,-f,.q.:ig fi ,V f.-yj-'45-rf'3'1'5': - HD P'ilx'-if 3' : -7.445 -1-11' iw.-' ' .--eff 1 ' ..-'gy-,.:f-:ef-1 . ..ii35ge2g'f J W i f - Pubhshed by .AFS 1 151-5 MGA SF - .3 V - . - 'f:.ffE5i- - fg3sPg'w1-THE SENIOR CLASS .vf,',, 5 -3 I ' ' '-- '.t N- - 1- -' j. ' . T..k? sU..f i F-- f-' , ' 'Arg-- J . . 1 - 'fkfgffg-Burllllgt-01-1 Hlgh School ,gig-1-.. Fm -- 4 ' F if .,fz1f-- ff . wir- ,yi 5.1551-: , 4 ,,,- 1'+..-1331-5-V X .:f..3ff?pnjg.4'??F U 5 - g 3' !m:L!g21u.- .L .. .ri .--G5I1'45j..1' . QR . ' '- - iz. E ijalggvrfagisag-Iafiaj-!,:gi:w.:i :E is-Q:-!. I if 5 '-Ev.-.1153 Kg . kia -5r,ggJ33,fQ.?Ff5fi.'. girgfi- f . y. ' 3YW?f1375?.?53f4f?45537554552L55?-.-'T ' ' E ZEQS-iigiifl-5 ' .4-,-.'y'..,'..3 :,',A.:,. l. ,lie v . KF f' ' - -- .. My-,..- X - 2Y..1:'- -- - .... J.. . l V.,-,.: Q , Adi I ' ' 1. - X. - v- - 5- 5 - . -' .1 ' Q V+?- ,. N TO THE STUDENTS We, the staff of 740 1'C'0iCC to resent to ou, bound in a volume, the livin J P Y 5 personalities in everyday school life. Through the camera's eye you may observe typical views of BHS. I I 41 CIINTENTS: Administration . . or B RLINGTON HIGH We have attempted to picture for you scenes of the joyous school days. If this hook helps to renew and keep alive the cherished memories of high school, we the staff of 194-0 are well content. i ctivities . . . Athletics . . . Features s so so J 6 Dedication To Superintenclent L. E. SPIKES Vlfho, in the four years that he has been with -us, has tried so faithfully to uphold and improve the standing of our school in scholarship and general activities, to help all in their race to reach the goal of success, we the Senior Class, because we greatly appreciate his personal interest in' us and his efforts in our behalf, do sincerely dedicate this 1940 edition of the DOE-WAIi-J ACK. MR. H. G. MCBANE MR F. M. BIGGERSTAFF Principal Hillcrest School Principa urlington High School ,Super-in.zenrlent of ity Sclzo . f E71 s ,K Q b Y , x ' .', 1 5,1 ,A , R .5 K 1 ,,c,, . 1 'AX w N 1 Y s SMD 4 Faculty MRS. W. J. BARKER ...... ' .... GRACE BOWEN, A.B., Winthrop College . . . EVELYN CALDWELL, A.B., E.C.T.C. . . MRS. J. A. LONG, JR., A.B. . . . . . ELLA RAE CARROLL, A.B ....... ELOISE EFLAND, B.S.S.A., W.C.U.N.C. . MARY LEE FOSTER, A.B., Elon .... F. R. GARRETT, A.B., High Point College . MELEDIETH FRAZIER, A.B ....... MRS. E. S. GILREATH, A.B., Meredith College . E. S. GILREATH, A.B., M.A., U.N.C ..... MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM, A.B., W.C.U.N.C. . E. A. GUNN, A.B., Elon ........ MRS. ALTON HALL, A.B., U.N.C., M.A., U. Pa. . ALTON HALL, A.B., U.N.C. .... . . . MRS. H. T. HAMBRIGHT, A.B., Newberry College HOYT T. HAMBRIGHT, A.B., Erskine College . . MALCOLM T. HOWELL, B.S., N. C. State . . . . Visiting Teacher . . . Mathematics . . Home Economics . Geography, History Supervisor Textbooks . . . Comrnerczal . . . English, Latin . . Science, Athletics . . . . English . . . History . Science . . . Latin . Commercial . . English . Mathematics . . . E. . English . . Science, Athletics . . . . Industrial Arts MRS. J. A. HUNTER, A.B., Bethany College, M.A., Duke, Diploma U. of Grenoble, France ................. A . . French D. C. HUNTER, A.B., Davidson .... Coordinator Diversified Occupations MRS. PAUL JONES, A.B ............. Home Economics MRS. J. R. KERNODLE, A.B., Elon ......... English, French MRS. VANCE LATTA, A.B., W.C.U.N.C., M.A., Comell . . . English, History EMILY LOFTIN, A.B., Duke, B.L.S., U.N.C. . . MRS. W. A. MAYNARD, A.B., W.C.U.N.C.. . ADELAIDE MORROW, B.P., W.C.U.N.C. . . MILDRED MURRELL, A.B., Duke ..... MRS. JOSEPHINE PARKER, A.B ....... MRS. M. W. PLEASANTS, A.B., Winthrop College BLANEY G. RACKLEY, B.S., Wake Forest . . . E. F. RHODES, A.B., Elon ...... . MRS. W. R. SELLARS, Salem College . . . MARY TAYLOR, A.B. ....... . MRS. D. D. WATSON, A.B., Converse College . ANNIE C. WEBSTER, Cuilford College .... CARRIE B. WILSON, B.S.. W.C.U.N.C., M.A., U.N.C. . . EVA WISEMAN, B. Mus., Converse College . . . EMILY YOUNG, Southern College, W.C.U.N.C. . . . . . Librarian . . Hillcrest Librarian . . . . . English . English, Music . Mathematics . . . Mathematics . . Science, Athletics . . History, Band Secretary to Principal . . . Mathematics . . . . . History English, Mathematics Supervisor of Instruction . Supervisor of Music . . Home Economics E91 I10J Zin jlilloemuriam WOULD-BE SENIORS HAROLD GARRISON PAUL GURGANIUS J UNIORS PEGGY CHEEK BOBBY BAIN Hflreen be the turf above thee, Friends of our high school daysg None knew thee but to love thee Nor name thee but to praise. Smith Spence Waynick Payne Semor Class Off1CCIS RALPH PAYNE DORIS WAYNICK President Secretary HARDY SPENCE LEVI SMITH Vice Presizlem! Treasurer rf' J I .fl f , V, jf I. I If E111 Y REID Ross ALEXANDER Reii2dross The man that blushes is not quite a brutef' . , Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball V3, 43 Secretary Home Room 2. I .-' ' 9' ' , , Lu' - 'A 'K If ' l-lomEII Gs ALLEQJ rf' , il. - ' .uBl'l'I0,, None lrntiwgglriiself can be' his plzrallelf' , - I .N A 1 I Student, Counbil '1'I'f:a5. 2.- A Nl, ' - i A f I I .' . . I. fr- ' fl 'pf,. EDITH EMALYNE AMICK 'I , Li Edie Happy mm Ig from care, l'm freeg Why arenlt they all contented like me? jGlee Club 1, 2, 3, -'Lg Eience Club 23 Operetta 3, 4. x- 4 f1.- ff!-fl 5.1,-41- 'sg' 'x,i.,..-Gy ,fc . ' I' ' ' v' N Y H lefflafay In K , U ExELxN ll1ARlE ANDREWS .1--If Maw Boone A heart without fear, A face full of cheer. ' Glee Club 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross Council 2. LUCILLE ANcEI.os C Lucie Ambition rules my train, and love my heart. Cleo Club 2, 3, 4. f ' gf' 5 . C' 1 V' ' I ,f ZW., .At iffy. , ,e..,- Ag. IQIANLEY Anwoon . ' -qalff' . A I - 'tan' 1111! I Felir?Qftsr'Ibirills cllliih-Jigeft irrtoyzroleizfg A .U Vice fljres. Soph. Classy Student CouncIlg Pres. Home Room 1, Rep. 4g National Honor Society 4, Monogram Cl b 2g Hi-Y Club 43 Dramatics Club 1, 4g Barker Manag. Ed. 41. 5 A ,r g li 'X wllAl,' E RICI?flgIILEI X' fb - Be 1788 friendly lass, with golden. ' Possesses traits that are 11 7' ef - 1 rv., g Q' Clee Club 3, Debating Club 2 9 Dr cs .l 3. 4 b A v 'f , fi V ,f I, ' . 1 JAMES HOWARD ASKEW I Sjjf'! Not too serious, not too y, K fltyfy W But a rare good fello1 che comes play. iI' iff If' M' 1, 23 Baseball 2, Glee ,lub 35 lVIonogran1fCl,I,lZQ,1f, ' 1 Q' g ,. ' V' f 1. aflgibxa 1, 'fflf ' gif, ty lf f ' . BMW ly- lljIA 'r ELIZABETH BALL in fu'bby'l nf, Ji One thing better than success is to be 1vortfIyfoflsuCCe.is. lvl Student Council Pres. Home Room 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 4, French Club 4-3 DOE-WAH-JACK, Asst. Lit. Ed. 41. 1 1l1ARGARET ll'1AXINE BARE 'Ullegl' Life was made for love and cheer. Glee Club 2, 4, .lr. Red Cross Council 35 Dramalics Club 4. -VIRGINIA INEZ BARNES Nezy,' Fair play is a. jewel. Clee Club 2, 3. MAlll2ARliT ELIZABETH BARRETT Sissic uAl71l1ill0fl- has no rcslfi Student Council Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. Home Room 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-5 National Honor Society 41. l12l , V l V CLIE A RIAE ATEMAN 'iNm1py ' if 1 . I ' lee I 3, 4, Sc' ce Clu . qut on 19 s to mn r more n a noisy one. RVILLIAM EARL BELL Kaya The world would be mine if I just hafl time to take care of ir. Soccer 3, 4, Football Manager 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Golden Gloves 1, 2, 3, 4, DOE-W.AH.-JACK Sports Ed. 4. H EVELYN ELIZABETH BIVHNS Little Boots A merry heart doeth good like a nzerlicinef' Science Club 1, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. -I' .- . . f. 1 ' ' -v JOIHN VERNON BLACKWILLL ' ,fl- er-rt ' Soni.etimes I ser and think, ' ' , Aml sometimes I just self, A ' s.aAAJ - , v 0 K -,Juv vfxl-dau fund? su .I L. if I 1 'L-AA5.' Eo1'rII IONE BLALOCK l , Mk-it . ,- '3 ,I -Lie Much have I seen and krtottfhfwlvpux 5 ww. , Soft Ball Captain 3, Student Council Rep. l-Iome Room 3 al 20 BIARY GRAHAM BooNE li I Graham, Mary, Mary .,not contrary, 0 But a jrientlgtlioth loyal and true. 'C W Student c0tmci1'PreS. Home Room 2 Lot' SAMUEI. BOWLAND Dribblei ,- X . His ready wit, his cheerful smile I 1 A, 5 .Tf -1 ,. n .,,,,,fg Make him welcome all the while. Ill ff Al G 'i sm . Basketball 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. .?33,f,'.,.1'. 4Y,,'Q: ., .- 'gif-tr J ,-C737 V A . I A fgjffft 'Ur 7 ,xi , , 4 . 1, Lucy VIRGINIA BRAXTON 772 3- lfvdjf' mtz -' Q 1 Sweet anrl lovely, nice and neat, I e Z , Aj' h When you know her it is a treat. 4Gl8E 1, 2, 3, 41. 4A5A LA!-J W Esrau ll'lONTGOMERY Buooxs i , y ' Hear heart is open as the dayg her feelings all are true WILMA JANE Bttowx M J Z5 D Be true to your work, your zvoxrt, innl yglt rzt rrfls. ctee Club 4. fqcwcc' Sofa'-'I f fffsfa HAzEL LENIOR BURNETT Joe You'II always find her true and just, A girl -whom all will love and trustf, Cvlee Club 4. ROBERT DANIEL BIRD Bob Ability, not luck, conquers. Sec. Home Room 2, 3, Student Council 1, Treas. 39 National Honor Society 4, Band 3, 4, Hi-Y Cflub 3, 4, French Club 4, Dramatics Club Treasurer 1, Barker Bus. Mgr. 2, Cir. Mgr. 4, E131 , C ' uf- ,L , WJ J if 71,-65404464 nf' ' xl . ,Y 1 ...:f5Q. KLi?t r'l'lm 'L AJs . - in -22,35 LV 'I ,cfs , ,,.Q 3. Jovi? ':'Y 'f' M -. M I fvdnxlkd .ff 5 .. El.sns Lx-:la CAMPBELL lg.-51 Joy Let it be, it malzers noi. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Jr. Red Cross Council 1g Science Club 2g Operelta 3, 4. t, l , CHRISTINE EUGENIA CANTRI-ZLL Tecny,' .fL0ving and true, JM Smiling her way lhT0llgll.,,q ,, flee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 8 bf' DRIAN Mmm AllR R. Alle hq11NHlt a .l good respe . amatics Alu , .I r!ry Cl 1 I. Ig French Club 4g Harlrer 4. H a 49 mf' ' WANDA H0115 CHHEK A-li--2 7 . AL . ' Iam-f.:lm-Lff-'- f'4Z'r11zr1ic - . . f- 4. ',' M Her lzalr is not more SllH l?l' SillLll'.: L,NSg Student Council Re . Home Room 1. ., ' .j P 4,5 .4,4.!.f,1,f. '?yi.4,A lg . , f YA, ,- Mn.nnL:n Conus 'ivbuvrug :life-L'e,i ' A merry heart and truef' Vice Pres. Home Room 33 Band 3, 4, French Club 4. l1'lARGARl-LT EUGI-INIA COLEY U!1'l07lk,, V: She's true to her work, her word, anrl her friends. Cleo Club 2, 3. 43 Science Club 2g Dranlalics Club 4. - ,L 'zz Fl.ouuN'r1Ni: Enrrn Col.1.1Nswou'ru Tiny', Three lights-the sun, the moon, and lllllll., Dramatics Club 2. ANNIE LAURA CORN 3' , Punk A smile for all, a greeting glazl, An amiable jolly way she hall. .. . ' French Club 4. DX . .E 1 4 ' X 1. . TIIELMA FRANCES ' F y 531,11 You, will get as m LCh Hl1 '1 as volt put 1Lo'i f fre Vice Pres. Home Room , 31 alio l , o1 'S cie! , xllgidlatics Club 1: DOPZ-WAII.-.IACK Asslp 1 g Presi e to iregkn Class. : ,' 4, i if lb FRANCES j,A'm 'D,A!1sJ: 1 . Franl:ie,' ' wrt gg,io1ze.4is',tI1e:-unerring sign. of a noble soul. Slcieiloef Club 273' Glee Clulg 3, French Club 4. l' 1 .Wa ' ' A I . SARAH REBECCA Dr: LoAcH1a Becky A merry heart goes all the way. Dramatics Club 1, 2, Art Club 2g French Club 45 Jr. Red Cross Council Vice Pres. 4-5 Doe-WAH-JACK Joke Ed. 4. 1 JUANITA EVELYN DICKENS. 3 Wq.If' Let me b'ear your love 1 Fllfrbodr all ur cares Hobby Club 4. Q I A,' A , 1 1 ' 'A J 'Eff li' x 1 -5 f ug ' .M fic!! M . F . V I ! C I x A Ar.-Pl -' K 5 1 i fry Q5 i141 ' ul Vi, f 1 A 'HQVI Eibigyjdl X 'VX Novisl. D1LL1Ncu1uu Nob T l1e ladies-heaven bless 'em! Sec. Home Room lg Vice Pres. Home Room 2. EDGAR LEE DUNN Freck?' Oh, why should life all labor be? JEAN BARBARA EVANS Babs Her face is,gfair, She is a good sport In her heart' ' o' if In whatever she does. P 's3 AQ Clvopres. 23 Dramatics Club 1, 4g Cheer L er st. gegkffent Coun 'l Pres. Home Room 43 National H y 43 Dpi. A K Feature Ed. 4. KARL EDXYA Flrz I LD ' Fifi, 4'N e 1 rave fese 11 s the fair? tu nc' Pr d ome Room 43 Glee Club 23 Dramatics i- lub , unior Rotarian 4g DOE-WAH-JACK A'sst. Adv. Q 4 Lice FRANCES FOCLEMAN Allie ' The hand that hath made you fair hath. made you good. Vice Pres. Home Room 1. f C BESSIE CAROLA Focu-:MAN Dimp ' She fads joy in everytlzingf' ,fQStudent Council Pres. Home Room 13 Vice Pres. Home Room 3g Glec 'Club Treas. 33 Operetta 33 Jr. Red Cross Council 4-. VANCE POWERS FORRESTER Gootch Early to bed and early to rise, Would spare the fun of little guys Student Council Sec. 13 Band 3, 4-.5 ff fl Fair of figure, fairebf face, Full of fun and full of grace. Dramatics Club 1, 43 Glee Club 4, Sec. 23 Student Council Rep. Home Room 2. Dono'rHY PHILLIPS FQWLER J, . Dottie .W 66.10097 Josmfu FuAzu:u Every man is the architect of his own future n V Football 43 Basketball 4-3 Baseball 4. . - ff r X .A'F y. iii, -. V u VADEN LEE CANT 1'l 'V' ,qs ,. ' 7 - .' X's as - ' C A ' as ' 'f-'51 A sweeter girl cannot be found. . - French Club 4-. l11ARTHA CATHERA GARNER Blondiei' A light heart lives longf, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Science Club 23 Basketball 3, 4. HEL:-LN FuANcEs GAKRISON ' HnIlun She,s surell, sh.e's sweetg ' She's the grandest person you could meet? Student Council Sec. 13 Sec. Home Room 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4-3 Jr. Red Cross Council 33 Dramatics Club 1, Sec. 4-3 DOE-WAII-JACK Asso. Ed. 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Art Club Sec. 2: Marshal 3. ' KO E151 P STALEIY FRANK GARRISON, JR. , Doc Accept Ihc worst, hope for thc best, and take what comesf, Student Council Treas. 1, Pres. 23 National 'Honor Society 3, 4, Band 2. 3. 4, Dramatics. Club Treas 1, Pres. 2g French Club 4, De- bating Club 4, Hi-Y Club 3, Vice Pres. 4, Barker 2, 3, Bus. lylgnksg Marshal 3.1 . - . ' I fn' , I, ' .4 kb-+140 ' in-n'4f b0 'F! .l I 1 ' Lv . . Q-I I ll Biirrx' RAD GATTIS V' Bcrs', My goorl flisposilfon l prefer to gold. - Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Jr. Red Cross Council 23 French Club 4g Barker 4. DIARY EI.lzABI:TII GI-IORCI l?etty', Always honest, kinrl and true, .fl betlcr friena' have none of you. Clee Club lg Jr. Red Cross Council 23 Latin Club Treas. 2, Dramatics Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 43 Barker 3, Editor-in,Cl1ief 4, Student Council 4. Louis Luvurrn GLISSON Lou A llisposition tha! is sweet, A smile that lfnoclfs you. off your feel. Clee Club 2. TROY Lui: GRI-IESON Chunk Do your duty and rlo it well, What more can anyone ask? Glee Club 1, Basketball 2, 3. 45 Soft Ball 3, 43 French Club 4. HAROLD WILSON, HALAcm:I-'If Holly 0 sleep, it is a blessed thingf' Monogram Club 45 Football 4. l11ARY CLEO HALL Butch My life is like a stroll along a pleasant beach. Glee Club 2, 35 Hobby Club 3, 4, Science Club lg Latin Club 2. GROVIIR Lewis HANDY Hanzly,' Quiet am I from day to day, Never having a thing zo sayf, Student Council Rep. Home Room 2, Vice Pres. Home Room 3. RUTH HELEN HARRIS 'SHarris Anal she smiles in such a wayf, Glee Club 2, 3. 5,7 AMI as KATHERINE LOUISE HHIATT J - , Nliat' . . ,A f 'fi , A vivacious glrl unthont a care, We W Like mizlnight is her coal black hair. l ' 5 Library Club 2, 4, Vice Pres. 33 Dramatics Club 1, Commercial Club 3. EDWARD lb1lLLARD HICKLIN Ed Generous is he, and courteous, Loo- Thus we present Erlwarfl to you. Baseball 2. BARRY Rox'AI.L Hxcxcs Pilot He's quiet, ambitious, and very sincereg Nothing at all does he ever fcarf' French Club 4. i161 .6 3 3 11 WILLIAM Tx-1o1uAs HINSHAXV Butch' Ain't it rr Sllll77l6?,, .luuior Basketball 1. 'MH e wears the smile that w0n't come offf' Baseball 2g Football 3, Hi-Y Club. 45 French Club Treas. 4. WII,llER STROUD HocAN S' I make mistakes, but I :lo not respond to encoresf' Vice Pres. Home Room 1, Band 13 Glee Club 33 Hobby Club 35 Hi-Y Club 4g French Club 43 Football 45 Junior Kiwanian 4g Operetta 3, 4g Doi:-WAH-JACK Asst. Adv. Mgr. 4. ADA HARDEN Homzwoou Polly One who is always flepenrlable is. as rare as ll valuable gem. Glee Club 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross Council 1. Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3g Library Club 43 Latin Club 3, Pres. 2, Science Club 2g Barker Soc. Ed. 43 DOE-WAH-JACK Typist 4. JAMES :MAXWELL HORNE Red I speak in a monstrous voice. Student Council 29 Vice Pres. Home Room 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Red Cross Council 1, Vice Pres. 25 Hobby Club 3, 4g Debating Club 2, 49 Library Club 1, 23 Dramatics Club 1, 2, Pres. 43 Hi-Y Club 43 Barker 3, 45 Literary Society Pres 1, 2, DOE-WAH-JACK Snapshot Ed. 4. WILLA KING Honmzn Willie Fai1fh.ful, sweet, and sincere All through the years. Sec. Home Room lg Vice Pres. Home Room 43 Clee Club 4, Vice Pres. 33 National Honor Society 3. Treas. 43 Library Club 4, Operetta 33 DOE-WAH-JACK Art Ed. 4. LAVERNE HOWELL Verne Here'.s to fl girl with a heart and a smile, That makes the bubble of life worthwltilef' Basketball 4. WIILMA VERONA HUFFINBS Wink: For they can conquer who believe they can. Clee Club 35 Jr. Red Cross Council 4. CARL RIAXWELL HUFFMAN, Jn. Booster I do like the girls, ah, me, yes, But ask me the girl of mine, ah, me, nof, Baseball 1. 23 Clee Club 1g Hi-Y Club 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 43 D.ramatics lb' 2, 4. si-35 WILXON ' 'NT Dick ' i 1 en now and then. 9 'A ,ls re ' . y the best of men. S' e ici 'ice Pres. 1. EDNA Louise lsuar Eddie Thy pathway lies among the stars. Student Council Pres. Home Room 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4, Jr. Red Cross Council 2g Science Club 2. BERNARD CALL-1 ISLEY Butch ln his rluty prompt at every call. Student Council Pres. Home Room 4. 1 f . 1J, l.-Tl fy Q' ' - ., 4 'lf 'f A C'f'lx,1 6? 1.- , L171 'f'-i4ffiL,- , j, ,L , . , ,, - .7 jg.. ,fe xy YH, ,.., .fwf .wwe , .-j . A 'f7...f' . . I' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 ' --A ' : V 1nf'J: ivy, ,M I ,AL V P .1 , fe -- ,'.L,,,1 5 r ' PHILLIP HOGAN Flip 9 .-.J V, . .K - . -x f, - , re- ' ' Y - ., I -A 1 ll 1 ,, . tl LUONA MAE ISLEY Ln 'Trienclship offers the best in life. 1'lpl'6I1Cll Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. l ,Cz - f .. w v ' . f ' f .23 ,fi ,Rum-Lm 'ISLEY 7'oolfien 'fb , J ff' -1 Do rgdQrl io your frienrls to help themg J - , , To four enemies to gain themf' 1 Sec.fHome Room 33 Student Council Pres. Home Room 45 Jr. Red H Cross Council 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. A v . FLORENCE Emma Jnrrgnvs I Doodle 'iLife is real, life isxearlttfstff Sec. Home Room 2..,f If if 3 'li fx :uw .X jx: fy: by r I Y 8 ' V ' ' 4 as sr N'ORblAN CLAUDlQ'2lFJ'lFREYS y I Norm 55' fflfleniif fgw 1LforgLsffare'the best 1 . 1.' .QJ ,f NJ '. j I 1 Ml .CJ ,, ll 1 A ,jd ' V-OLQA ALBERTA? cjyggief 2 ' Rerdie , , '- .I ffhey irreff' r alone are npm rl with.goorl thoughts. JV ll Vice 2?oz11oWxAJ3' Cl ub . u ,A , . , Q ' IQ, . . xx 1 EUNICE C1iROI5j0I-INS0 Mb, ' Fashion-Platel' M gf, ,X T'Thy'moclesty is a: c . .e t mind. f ' HOuie!Ec. Club Treas. 13 I' rent Council Pres. Home Room 23 Vice .X 'X ' - Pres. Home Room 33 Sec. ome Room 43 Glee Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club lg Sec. Jun. Classy Operetta 3, 4. ' C ,Cnr 'Q Q-fe'-1 +5 -1- we -- ARNOLD RICHARD JOHNSON Dick,' T he world knows nothing of its greatest men. Student Council Rep. Home Room 1, 23 Soccer 2g Soft Ball 1, 23 National Honor Society 4. VALLU: JOHNSON Sonata Digniferl, stzulious, frienrlly- Th.nt's Vullief' 1 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g O'Hen1'y Literary Society 2, 33 Nature Study Club 3g Needlework Guild 33 a cappella Choir 3. BAsAL LAWRENCE JONES , Mfg I'll be merry, I'Il be free, I'll be sad for nobody. Vice Pres. Home Room lg Sec. Home Room 25 Glee Club 3g Hobby Club 2. CHARLIE EDMOND JONES Chink' Never do today what can be put off until f0lll0l'I'0'lU.n Student Council Pres. Home Room 13 Baseball 3, 4. JOHN JONES, JR. Jolmny' Not at the top, but still climbing. Junior Baseball 1, 2. RACHEL LOU KIMREY Rachell A smile for all, a greeting glad, An. amiable jolly way she had. Sec. Home Room lg Science Club 23 Library Club 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. E131 5 9 .I ' l'lAZELINE KING The truest approach is just bei Hazel ng a friend. Library Club 4, Sec. Home Room 3 DOROTHY MAE KIRKIIAN She was marle of happy thought And full of wit anal laughter. Glee Club Treas. 3, 4-3 French Club QWMARJQ E FLOY Izzuilki fi fIl . bupfin cue c1'?42f.:2f-4.- 'Uqq s:D tv 0, S 3, 4. I arg 1' f T 161, 'L Y 12360158 it so. I fully '4 n-uf-ref WILLIAM EDMUND NIICIIAEL Koum' - Koo1y'? 'ffl lion among ladies. Student Council Pres. 4-, Pres. Home Room 1, 23 National Honor Society 4g Baseball 43 Hi-Y Club 3, Pres. 43 Pres. Jun. Classy Pres. Sopli. Class. XVILLIAM CALLB Lum UW. C. His soft answer turncth away wrath. Baseball 4- M Ac' it H Carey Deeds ot worrlsfi ff ' . son Ball 1, 2. A Q! Pac CARROLL LIGIITBOURNE Peggy Always ready, willing anrl able. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4g Jr. Red Cross Council President 4g French Club 4-. GEORGE THOMAS LINEBI-:RRY Ru:zy A sincere friend-a good athlete. - Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 INIARY Louisa LITTLE Weezie To have a friend you must be one? Student Council Pres. Home Room 4-g Glee Club 45 National Honor Society 4-. , ' .l ' E ' I .l . njun MS ll: ze 18 I g 1 .o t 0 C , 3 , 2 .izfiqawil Pri v Ill 2. 1 V V l rfga, -9 ,HMG ,yu VERNON Bnixxmn LONG Sharm He entered without lanocking and remained on, the same terms. Clee Club 1, 2g Dlralnatics Club lg Science Club 1. Y ig' .AJ FRAN Ege I7fiRP9l-9-f,I0S'E Frankie D ig? rmxiiggflilay to do the things I say. I esfeluiliigl, :2, 3, 4-g Dramatics Club 1. i M f jiJQ57- u A ' 'li C j- ,lf if I 1 C L A , .im J GLENN ROBERT Lovls He doesnft worry, he floesrft fretg He's certainly a boy we wonlt forget. nlloveyss Student Council Rep. Home Room l, 25 Clee Club 1, Hobby Club lg Hi-Y Club 3, 45 French Club 4. Joi: Lovi: lf work and pleasure clash, Let duty go smash. WILLARD TED Lows . My I dare do all that may become a nlanll., , . M' ' Ecnsm' NICHOLAS Lowmw tl .J Q ln all labor there is profit. Y' xl' ll ,l' ' Yr, U , . .l Y 11 'I ' . , kg . 5' g s X, ya' .ie ' 'T' BESSIE BTILDRED Loxf 11 A' li ' Here's to zz girl, -with ri heart anil a smile, That makes the world worth.urhile. 4: ccjoeyn Hal f Pint Lou Lou Glee Club 1, 3, 4-3 Athletic Club Pres. 23 Sec. Home Room 3. Jsssm LEOLA lWADDREY Ola T he silence often of pure innocence Persuades when speaking fails. Glee Club 3, 4. VIRGINIA DAR!-1 NIANESS Jenny Much studying is weariness of the flesh. Glee b 2. f A1 E M GUM Blue' h s s in the prettiest clothes, W , , r- X 7 U' hom head to toe. NV G SQ-X43 National 'Honor Society 3, 4-g Operge 3514, 0 , WA -I L't:,Ed. 4. 3 ,lx H K x xx ty! J' L M M Though girls may bo and girls m.ay come, Youfll never' ind: zz truer 'chow' 'J p DV Liigafy Club 1, 2, 3, 4. . K A, ,fbffjj by E LTARIE MANGUNI U July, fffvfb NIARCARET NIAE. MANN i'lleg5.y39L She doesrft say much, but we're glad she's one of- uq.7','-' ,V . . Student Council Rep. Home Room lg Glee Club Ulf' J' L, iff! I . ' ,f ' 5 . I Q 3' 'J A DONNA WEBTONA MANS1-'limo -J' fm ,AM Gyp' , t J, Chatter, chatter all the while, A 5 1 But everybody loves it. t .rj Student Council Rep. Home Room lg Science Club'l2g French Club 4. l RIARIE NIAE MA'r'ros Q mr' Remember, face the world with a smile. JU Soft Ball 2g French Club 4. X , 1 TJ' ,gg ,JW E l ' JJ lo frafl' jg, .udp lf: ' 'J bd Qs! E201 C Theodore WALLACE PACE NIAY, In. lfloonieu Live anrl learnf, Dramatics Club 1, French Club 43 Club 4, DOE-WAH-JACK Adv. Mgr. 4. I ' ' , ,, - I - ,,vmI.-a- 4-1 I - , f. A R ' H., 5 ' ' Qlazfflfri-iH ?PJ' . ' ' Q . ' ' , L 3 5 K .. ELLIS HUBERT llrllCI-IAEL -' V I ,,., .- Mike Life is not so short but that There is time for courtesy. CLAIIAI GEZRUDE Moom' 7 She has a voice of glwdness cz Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4. BIARIE Momus V -5' , fi f L Re She moves as a goddess, and she ' 1 Looks like a queen. Basketball 2, Glee Club 3. J ' RIARY HELEN lll0RTON Sparrow Her smile was like a rainbow flashing from the isty shy , , , , . . m , , Student Council 1, 2, Sec. Home Room 45 Glee Club 2, 33 Science Club 2, Library Club 2. ALTON DATIOUS RIOSER Al Wherever there's a will, Il10f8,8 a way. WILLIAM DEOANE llflOSER De I leave my character behind me. Student Council 1, 3, Vice Pres. 4-g Football 3, 43 Baseball 43 Hi-Y Club 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Monogram Club 4g Mgr. Student Store 4. The girl who wins is the girl who works. ' RIAVIS MosER ll' h?5e2bzfx W J bl l lp Y' VY fs Vice Pres. Home Room 2, Glee Club 2, Nationaglldfior - ociety 4. ll HAMPTON TAYLOR Mosizn Muse Roll on gay world, and I will roll with you. Football 1, 2, Captain 3, 45 Student Council Pres. Home Room 1, Band 1, 2, Pres. 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4g Golden Gloves 1, 2, 3, 43 Monogral , Clllb 1,.2, 3, 4, French Club 3, LL, Latin Club 1' Barlce 1 uzvuilu .1-A, HVCLL. 1 ' cy 7' fcuifl 31505 Donomv LEE Moss .4,w-..f,.44A.6.,4.Lffv'4 i' - fl f'Dot Rather be small and cast a light YU! I Than be large and cast Il shallow. f gig X ,I V National Honor Society 45 Latin Club 2, 3.4 C JAMES OLIVER NIURPIIY, JR. , Rookie He must be measured by his worth. Basketball 3, Baseball 3, 4, Vice PI'es. Home Room 43 lr. Red Cross Council 4g Monogram Club 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4. Doius ELLEN MURII Dol Be what you are and nothing moref' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 510604 img if fm, l A :lf4Le.q,AL.Xifl lifvbvl it ,Sl.i3.7'r1l 11211 Q 515v i1,c.f L L K Ziyi - DOROTHY MAE MURRAY 5 frvnnq Punk A harulful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. Dramatics Club 15 Library Club 3, 4. ELIzABi:TH BURKE MURRAY Lib T he most valuable gifts come Sometimes in small packages. Library Club 4, Seo. 29 Jr. Red Cross Council 2g Barker Soc. Ed. 4g DOE-XVAH-JACK Typist 4. I X . gfvfffl i '2 ff ROBERT A. RIYRICK JG ff Lyfj'4,4fV7?f Alabama Courage conquers all'things and ' '. ', ,J -,' . . ' Even strengthens the body. 914945 XAZI Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2,f3g Baseball lg Sec. H me Room 2g Student Store Mgr. 25 Debating Club 1, 25 Dramatics Club 1. MARINE BLACKARD NICHOLSON Mackie Let my deep silence speak for me. French Club 4. AUDREY JANE OAKLEY Amie, Jr. Faint heart ne'er won fair lady. Clee Club 1, 25 Jr. Red Cross Cox lncil 3g Library Club 4. HUBERT BERNARD OAKLEY He is a quiet kind of a guy, So bashful and shyf' . ,JD an up x.v k . Navy Sec. Home Room 2g Glee Club 2. l ' VERONA FRANCES PACK anon Modest and sweet, calm. and sincere. F, A 'A i I Glee Club 2, 3. 43 Girl Scouts 4. f' . ' J ' lL f' VV lVlARY FRANCES PATTERSON 'iw Pass I know not what the future holds, But neither grief nor sorrow shall conquer in my life. Home Ec. Club 1, 2g National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM RALPH PAYNR Bill Ready for anything, be it work or play, An all round fellow in every way. Football 2, 3g Basketball Mgr. 4-g DOE-WAH-JACK Bus. Mgr. 4g Treas. Jr. Class: Pres. Senior Classg Junior Rotarian 43 Monogram Club 3, 4g Vice Pres. Home Room 3g National Honor Society Vice Pres. 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, Treas. 81 Sergeant-at-Arms 4. ENOLA BROWN PENNINGTON ' ' Punisher Like a circle, ending never, , Does my mirth go on forever. -. Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Fusu CARL PHILLIPS Junior J A boy with a bright mind, The kind of a: boy th.at's never behind. Hi-Y Club 4-g French Club 4g Football 43 Monogram Club 4. SUDA RACIQIEL PHILLIPS Rae A still tongue makes a wise head? Science Club 23 Clee Club 3, 49 Library Club 3g Dram. Club 4. W5 ow E221 wwf ,.6,,5t rw , 'QL l. 1-4 Q ' 1 ' Q ' l ' , J Q- I ' f 11. .A K K . K W RIARVIN CALHOUN PICKARD He must be measured by his worth..', Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Barker 2, 3g Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WINONA RUTH PICKARD - She is herself of best things a collection. Basketball 3, 4g Band 3, 45 Clee Club 41. RITA LOUISE PORT!-IRFIELD Helpful is she in every way, Any time or any dayf' Athletic Club lg Dramatics Club 2, 4-3 Sec. Honor Sociely 4. ALBA LOUISE PRESNELL Take eueryone's afivice, Then do as you please. Home Room 3: Science Club 23 Glee Club 3g French Club 4. BARBARA BERNICE PYLES scpickn 'Noni-tie Pinky National Boots csBugss It rloesn.'t pay to rcorryg things are bound to happen any uwyff cies Club 1, 3, 4. 051,61 .yrfj off W 6-7-JE ETIIEL VIRGINIA RICH 0' Dirnples I hate noboalyg I am. in ri 'it e I Student Council Vice Pres. G 2, 3, 4-g Dramatics Club 4-5 Science Club 2. EARNEY LOUISE RIPPX' .' ' I ' , 'illveggief' Her joys are as deep as the ocean, f . ,X . 1 Her troubles as light as its foarn..U n ' , ,I 9 Glee Club 3, 4-3 Dranialics Club 1, 2. -' 'ii DOROTHENE ROBERSON ll ' T 1 B ,li . Thena What's mine is yours and what is yours is mine. ' Student Council Pres. Home Room 2, 35 Glee Club 3, 4-g Dramatics Club 1. FRANCES llrlEBANE RONEY Fran Original, friendly, and smart- But with never a thought of tomorrow. Treas. Home Room 15 Student Council Rep. Home Room fig' Glee Club 4, Librarian 3g French Club 4-3 Barker 4. HENRY CARROLL ROYALL Kinky I wish I were a little rock W' ith nothing to :lo all drrv long A sittin' on Il hill, But just a sittin' stillf' French Club 4. CHARLES ANDREWS Rusi-I, JR. Slim, Honesty is the best policyf, Dramatics Club lyatiolial Hyior Society 4. MQ- Msfwtff-+ , , .N . EIxIERsoN ESTON Sl-IARPE lf: YM Silent mn I all the day through. 44 ' 4 Student Council Rep. Home Room lg Science Club 29 French Club X fa l23l A , Effie, .,,' J.. 4 Qt--. 'A s . . , is ii-3'-JL-aka. MARGARET HILDA SHARPE fy J Di ja Take it easy, have your fun, lv W Let th-e old world flicker onf, Sec. Sopli. Classg Cheer Leader Asst. 4 . Re 1 ' C 'il Sec. 33 National Honor Society 3, Sec. 43 ti s Club 1, 4, P1-es. 2, DOEWAH-JACK Asst. Ed. 4. .ni lx 4 JOHN FRANK SHERARD, JR.. Betsy Genius -wins something, hard -ufork alzmyisf' Hi-Y Club 4. .4 . 4 Roy LAFAYETTE SHIRLEN ' E Shirl 'Thoroughness is the key to success. Band 1, 2, 3. .1 V IW- X DIVA ' J, 0 A I -4 E - F Q 1 I1r31,1fNff,l3o.x3-iSs',SS4iTH Cindy Vflilifli ix .. V' f'Laok uh iw! down, Look out and not ing V ,E 3' Mm .5 Look-'forward and not back, And lend n hand. , ' 7' , 'Stud' i Council Pres. Home Room 3. .ii ul l' C ss - as p NEZ llfxiznl-1 ?ySMlTH Lzule One , is R joe to any man., B sh, can talk fo beat the band. is li -, .1 ' . 4 A ligle ,Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Operelta 3, 43 Student Council Pres. Home E! orgibfi iv ,t A- ,,'lf.EvI SMIEHL Teak if ,. ,g Lot3sldf wit, and loads of fun! ffm, Vlfqlivgfyzhing he does is well done. 2 l , fb Stujent Council Pres. Home Room 1, 3, Vice Pres. Home Room 4g QQ- Ire! Treas. Senior Class, Hi-Y Club 4g French Club 4. :Sf fill if WILLIS RILEY SMITH Jeep X4 He has the power, the heart to warm, lf? T o grieve, to raise, lo Lerrify, to charm. ill, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4-3 Monogram Club 3, 4. by DONALD EDWARD SNXPI-ZS Don l I speak what I think. -Hobby Club 2, 4, Pres. 3g Hi-Y Club 4. W , x- l X, X3 LoNzo WALTER Somuzu. '4Caok 5 'I am sure ll care is an enemy to lifef, tudent Council Treas. lg Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, .X gl N E Naptain 4. , 3 .fb S WALTER HARDY' SPENCE Expense A finer boy cannot be found, For his knowledge and wit are both profourulf, Student Council Vice Pres. 23 National Honor Society 43 Bond 2, 3, 43 French Club Vice Pres. 415 D1-amatics Club 1, Vice Pres. 25 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Jr. Kiwanian 4g Vice Pres. Senior Class. ff, . ,E l I ff' ' jf n fr J ll I f 4 w F. ,flip 'f' 'A- 'i ',J HALLIE NIOZELLE STADLER 'lv I-1, 'f ,V ' ,lf-' 1 Q Hal Her voice, though seldom 1eard,!i,9 Lqjiieatln, I ,',1:,i'q x -I clee Club 3, 4, French Club 4. ,sf 'A Q' 4,7 ' B E ,U U 4 I JAY J xx' ' fir , JULIA HYACINTH STEWART 5 Hycic Bug God gave man his tongue for rr cuusefy ' 5 ' ' l So l'll never let mirze pausef, E Library Club 2, 3. fx ' Y Q ', N . f Civ A U41 .4 iq ss tl A BURCHIE LEONA Sr. Jor-IN Bert Nothing is foo high to be reached Or' too good to be true. Dramalics Club 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FANNIE 1'IaAm. STOIIILY Fran,' Silence is deep as Elernity, Speech is shallow as Time. EVELYN KAI' STIIAUCHN Eppie Kay A face with gladness oversprearl Soft smiles by human kindness bredf, Student Counqil Pres. 2g Library Cllub 3, Treas. 2g Dramatics Club 4. LUILLA PmscILI.,I Surumrr Pat Of all our parts the eyes express The sweetest kind of bash fulness. Sec. Home Room 1, 4-g Hobby Club 4g DOE-XVAII-JACK Asst. Art Ed. 4-. ' 4 -4-- Fusucms Eucrzma TIAMPLIL ' jJ ,f'd9'rankie 7 n They who are pleasing tlzenzselbfsg' A A 5-7 ' AQ, . ' Must always please. 51 4 M'L,l jfrvfva u 7 , jk A EVA ELIZABETII VIERRELL E ', Z I sc J dv She keeps her tears to herself, , Her llluglzter with others. AJ, , 6 Ira' Sec. Home Room 4-g Clee Club 2, 3g National Honor Society 4. REBECCA ELAINE TILRRELI. '4Beckie,, And snrelv we could never or et . ' , g A gzrl as sweet as she. ' Barker 2g Dramatics Club 23 Glee Club 35 French Club , - I P -9 . .' f ,1 1l'1lNNIE ELIZA TILLMAN - , Brown Eyes Let it be, it matters notf C Sec. Home Room 3, Glee Club 3. 1 lp ETHIELE CLI-:NN TODD NTay,' A We gazed and gazed and stzll the wonder grew At all the many things he could dof, Glee Club 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4g 'Hobby Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 413 Football 3, 4. Bsrsm' TIIOLLINGER Bef Full of fun., joy and cheer A friend whom all hold dear. Sec. Home Room 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41g Treas. Home Room 1g Library Club 4-. BQARGARET .NIARIE Tmrwr Re MA quiet girl is always to be Admired more than a noisy onef' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, CHARLES RAYFOIID TURNER Ace Man is nothing but follfs slave From his cradle to his grave. Science Club 2, Soft Ball 3g Dramatics Club 3, 4. E251 lill? MARVIN EDWIN WALKER Yo YO As crazy as Dopey, as cute as Doc, As mean as Grumpy, but a good old sock. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Hobby Club 2g Student Council Rep. Home Room 3, 4-g Cheer Leader Chief 3, 4g Latin Club Treas. 35 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4g Barker 1, 2, Asst. Cir. Mgr. 43 DOE-WAZMCK Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4. . ,E . . I llllA:R'I'HA AMANDA WARD WA Q J gyl 'Mnmlyv As full of spirit as the month of May. ' Glee Club 2, 43 Band 3, 4-3 Barker 4g Dramatics Club 1. CLYDE NIAXWELL WARD Kayo', Life to me is just a comedy. C Monogram Club 3, 4g Debating Club lg Football 3, 4-g Boxing Captain 23 Golden Gloves 2, 3. NIARY ELLA WATSON L Fair of jigure, Fair of face, Full of fun .And full of gracef' Science Club 25 Debating Club 2g Latin Club 3. 77ZOA',?- oz7f?-afnfaug Dqmhe fi ' in, euerythi Ig. M UMCMUH Stu ent Go c. Gl , 3, 4Q AI 3 Marshal Sec. .enior Cl s' Se . tudent .-T.A. I , 1.33 1 A-4-od! TH,oIuAs LAVERNE WEATIIERLY Speck 6'Lczugh and the worldllaughs with you. HELEN FRANCES WEBSTER Fran A good name is better than riches. Vice Pres. 'Home Room lg Treas. Home Room 3, 4g National Honor s'I44F .hc1bs.4. - . OCICY ICRC U CC D ,W VANDER B. WEST, JR. A, ri Jian A quitter never wins, 403 4:4 A .1 ' And a winner never quitsf md 7 LAJWW GENEVA VLORRAINE W L Y Neva Quiet, steadfast ar Z, Band 3, 4-g French Club 4. 4- Qgaaj . IVIARTHA ADI-ILE WIIITE I Tl-Sftjarlfieu There's nothing like rr school girl giggl Qi,-V, f ,rf 'rw' Library Club 1. 'L , J J. ,,,- 1'- . V , I ., f r ,. I. THOMAS CLINTON XVILLIAMS, JR. I If vii T Sober, quiet, pensive, and rlemure, 'In ,ffl One of those friends youre always sure. French Club 4. Dotus ATIIELSON WILSON Doi, Ne'er doubt me for I'1l do my partf' E261 my 4,- F-'u'lfd 'A p . f ,ff-if -'ff.f0!f-- lllINNIE Las Woon Lea A smile have I and a greeting for you. Clee Club 1, 2, 3g Stude Pligsk 4 H! ' A J K .Sa- . e Room 3g Clee uh xivk :V 4. F A. K. in 'I T,-l' . K M Deacon BERT HUGIIESTONWHSHOOTEN -L I l Musict is fglrzetl1.ii1iL4L,l1jfg, earsg ' lLEas F ese past yearsgg J ln 'L e'll find ilijefaml a Vfutureii.. 'V' P Student Connell Pres. t1Ql H1 1, '24 Glee' Club 1, 2, 3, Sec.- Treas. 43 Student Slt0iKxll'lgr. 4g Debatiri 'Qub,4Yg',Liln'ary Club 1, 45 Dramatics Club'2, 3, 4-gl fBaseball ij, 49, Eli- Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Barker 3, DOE-WAIi-JACtf3QSgh4BllS. -lugf. 4. N RACHEL CHIHSTINE Wiucxn i'Rusty A good true friend and a jolly pal. Library Club 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 4-g Dramatics Club 4-. 1 . ' ,I . ' , , . ,IJWA 'Lam Walcnrsnaanin' W army, f .':Het 'smiles Kham her happiness, 3 - 'l Her ' friemls, her '- popularityf, I Library Club 4, Barker 4. 1-- BERNICE LEE Y12A1 rs Berny', She smiles and smiles and will not sigh. Student Council Rep. Home Room lg Glee Club lg Debating Club lg Dramatics Club lg Basketball Capain l. Rama KENDALL Youncrsn Sucker His soft answer turneth away wrath. Barker Cir. Mgr. 25 Hi-Y Club 3, Sec. 4g Student Council Pres. 4 Home Room 35 Debating Club 4, French Club 4-. Senior Class Poem Down in the Southland, in the Old North. State, ln the Land of the Long Leaf Pine, A prosperous city opens wide its gates To two hundred Seniors, strong and fine. This thriving city is Burlington, N. C., Wllhe Hosiery Center of the Southf' they s Because of the hosiery mills you see, Which turn out goods both night and day. L C Hy, ln Burlington there is a High School dear, Where happy students work and play, And a large group graduates each year Into a world where their talents pay. So now these Seniors, their life must start, With the teachings and help of B.H.S., And with courage and strength and a happy heart, ' Take up their loads to gain success. VIRGINIA BRAXTON, Class Poet 0 .1 fa,--we as .. - ' 7 X l21lff, .filtf f 'lf , -2i,'.r-1?-2'--'J' ' , ' fl ,,.,,y4Y..-341' , . . p f , 'v:4'x -IQ, Our Past Hello everybody! This is your new Radio Commentator. First allow me to introduce myself. Lo and behold! 1 now present S.tanley A.rwood, P.oet Immortal. Now for business. .Our class entered the portals of Burlington High in 1935. We were 225 strong, the largest bunch of green Freshmen in the school's history. Our leaders were Thelma Crutch- field, President, Deoane Moser, Vice President, Virginia Braxton, Secretaryg and Alonzo Sorrell, Treasurer. On our faces was a look of desperate resolve to- do or die. However, that year we did not participate very much in school activities because we were kept busy dodging the Sophomores. So '4Lead on, Macdufff' to the next year! , Ladies and Gents, we now come to an important announcement: For those ingrown toenails use Root Beer. By keeping them drunk you keep them loose In 1936, of the original group, 195 answered the roll call. This time the leaders were: Edmund Koury, Presidentg Stanley Arwood, Vice President, Doris Waynick, Secretary, and Vander West, Treasurer. After we had razzed the Freshmen, we really got down to- work. Eight of our number were elected to the Junior National Honor Society. We had several members on the Barker and Annual staffs. Besides this, we took an active part in the Student Council and the Social Stand- ards Conference. Thus we early began to show an aptitude in our school careers. By the way, folks, for that tootliache use Root Beer. If the ache is fed enough of it, it will die of drunkenness y We returned after vacation in the fall of 1938. Our ranks had been depleted to 181, but with the addition of the Hillcrest students we then numbered 210. Edmund Koury was our President, Deoane Moser, Vice Presidentg Eunice Johnson, Secretaryg and Ralph Payne, Treasurer. Under their expert guidance, and with the aid of Superintendent L. E. Spikes, Principal F . M. Biggerstaff and the teachers, we rose to great heights. We had a large number of students who rose to fame-Staley Garrison, Elizabeth Georgi, James Horne and Marvin Walker working on the Barker staff and Helen Garrison on the Annual staff. Many of our boys won honors in athletics. Deoane Moser, Ralph Payne, Taylor Moser and Max Ward were outstanding in football while Loy Bowland and Alonzo Sorrell triumphed in basketball. Twelve of us were elected to the Senior National Honor Society, and twelve boys were taken into the Hi-Y Club. Some of our boys won honors for themselves in the State Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament. We also won high scholastic honors, Ralph Payne and Eva Terrell winning medals. ln Marvin Walker we discovered a very capable and efficient cheer leader. With all these honors heaped upon us we felt very proud and adjourned until the next year. Flash! Flash! Root Beer will upROOT all your troubles. So 'gTake a tip and buy a Tip -er --er, we mean a ROOT BEER. In 1939 we resumed our studies with light hearts, for the race was nearly run, and so far we'd shown up pretty well. Our leaders this year were Ralph Payne, President, Hardy Spence, Vice Pres- identg Doris Waynick, Secretary, and Levi Smith, Treasurer. During the year sixteen of our mem- bers were taken into the National Honor Society, with Helen Garrison, Presidentg Ralph Payne, Vice Presidentg Margaret Sharpe, Secretary, and Willa Horner, Treasurer. Twelve more boys were taken into the Hi-Y, with Edmund Koury as President. Two of our fellow-members were chosen as leaders of the Student Government-Edmund Koury, Presidentg and Deoane Moser, Vice President. This year our group promoted the Social Standards Conference. Students who participated in this were Stanley Arwood, Student Chairman, and Staley Garrison, Student Vice Chairman. Many of our group were outstanding in football, basketball and baseball. Others received ap- pointments to various organizations: Helen Garrison, Editor-in-Chief of the D0'E-WAH-JACK, with Ralph Payne, Business Manager and Wallace May, Advertising Manager, Elizabeth Georgi, Editor- in-Chief of the Barker with the help of Stanley Arwood, Assistant Editor and Staley Garrison, Busi- ness Manager, and other efficient staff members. James Horne, Kendall Younger and Staley Garrison have taken an active part in the Debating Club. Other activities in which our class has taken an active part are Band, Glee Clubs, and Dramatics Club. Well, I think that this about winds up our activities for the four brief, but happy, years of our high school days. And don't forget! . . . The root of all evil is money, so drown it in ROOT BEER. This is S.A.P. signing off. Thanks for listening! STANLEY Anwoon, '40, f2Sl Class Prophecy of 1940 Words and Music by James Horne ' All rite, folks, close your eyes and hop aboard our Magic Carpet and we'll whiz you into the future. This is the year 1960, twenty years advanced-Time Marches on! As our Carpet breaks through the clouds, we find our- selves on the streets of Lil Ole New York. ' We step off our Carpet and start out for Times Square, and who is the first person we see? A street-peddler selling fake watches, whom we immediately identify as Hardy Spence. Strolling on our way, we see the World's Largest Building, Sawdust Chapel. This building is owned by a ring of millionaires, Ed Dunn, Joe Frazier, Ed Koury and Grover Handy, who made their fortunes selling doughnut holes. Next, we drop in the Garrison Bowling Alleys-the first, arid, thank goodness the only, female bowling alley. Helen Garrison is its proprietor. Martha Garner, Clarice Bateman, Vaden Gant, Margaret Coley, Edith Collingsworth, Thelma Crutchfield, Juanita Dickens and Elsie Campbell are pin girls. We bowl a game on Bateman's alley and toss her a four-cent tip. Before leaving, however, we buy a drink from Lucille Angelos, the concession cutie, and it tastes somewhat like Limberger cheese smells. We inquire as to its manufacturer. It was bottled bythe Delite Bottling Company, whose owners are Reid Alexander, Howard Askew, Bobby Byrd and Adrian Carroll. Upon hearing this we can expect no better and soon excommunicate the alleys. Seeing a sign on a building Flea Circus, we go inside where we find Stanley Arwood, Staley Garrison 'and Frank Copeland, owners and star attractions of the show. A's an added attraction, they have two midgets, Christine Tiny Wrenn and Taylor Tom Thumb Moser. Across the street we see a dance parlor with our old friend, Ed Hicklin, complete with monocle, high hat, spats and a cane, drumming up trade for his Dancing Debonair Dashing Debutante Deluxe Dime-a-Dance Hall. He has acquired an English accent that would make Leslie Howard take a back seat as to the perfection of i'rawthers and by joves. He tells us his most popular Dime-a- Dance Girls are Jean Evans, Frances Davis, Rebecca De Loache, Laura Corn, Mildred Coble, Wanda Cheek, Hazel Burnette, Wilma Brown and Wilma Hufiines. His very popular gigolos are Homer Allen, Karl Fitzgerald, Harold Halacheff, Gale Isley, Carl Huffman and the Hogan Boys. Next, we buy a ticket from a very pretty girl, Lizza Beth Georgi and enter into the movie house. The hand- some ushers are Barry Hicks, Vance Forrester, Basal Jones and W. C. Latta. The feature is Beautiful But Dumb, with Luona Isley as its star. Deoane Sheik, who used to be a Moser, is her leading man. In the supporting cast we see Kat Hiatt as a colored maidg Marie Mattos, a vampg good-for-nothing foreigner, J. O. Murphyg a ring of female racketeers, Willa Horner, Ruth Harris, Dorothy Fowler, the Fogleman Girls, Maxine Bare, Evelyn Bivens, Mary Boone, Esper Brooks and Inez Barnes: Betty Gattis, a millionaire's daughterg Virginia Braxton, Mrs. Marvin Pickard. Extras are Jean Fay Barton, Edith Amick, Enola Pennington, Margaret Barrett, Evelyn Andrews, Troy Lee Greeson. Cleo Hall, Novel Dillingham, Wilton Hunt, Edna Isley and Beatrice Ashley. The Director is Alton Moser. The short subject is a Sequel to Mickey Mouse, in which Charlie Jones plays as Mickey fthe Ratl Mouse and Marie Morris as Minnie fa fugitive from the Cheese Gang? . A bald-headed man in front of us keeps laughing so loudly we ask him to he quiet. We find that he is Wallace May, Representative of the New York Strawberry Growers' Association. Sitting next to him is his fat wife, who used to be Doris Waynick. The next two rows are filled with little Mays. Sitting back of us are the Vernon Longs of Hog-calling fame. The Mrs. was, once u-pon a time, Frances Love. ,The news flashes on the screen and Glenn Love gives the latest dope of the world. We see where notorious Jersey Joe Love is captured by Ace G-Man, Ted Lowe. Also where Senator Fred Phillips has boarded the Sink or Float for Europe, where Mary Louise Little has discovered the Thirteenth Dimension. Next morning we truck on down to Harlem where we see a funny-looking guy giving the poolroom window a bath. We recognize him to be Richard Johnson. Going inside, we learn that Robert Myrick is owner. We notice three shady-looking characters over in one corner whom we perceive as W. T. fthe Rati Hinshaw, John fthe Snakel Malone and Johnnie fthe Wolfi Jones. Wolf Jones is trying desperately to get the halls out of the table with a slug. E291 Down the street we meet a neat-looking couple pushing a baby carriage. Immediately we recognize them to be the Marvin Walkers, who are taking Red, Jr. for a ride. Mrs. Walker, that is, Ada Homewood, is bawling Mawin out. She says, He wants to ride in the buggy too. There's just not enough room for both my babiesfi .lust then the fire gong is sounded and up rolls the fire department. Charles Rush, Chief, is drinking a 7UP, trying to get rid of last night's hang-over. Chief Rush has the first crew of fire women the world has ever known. The fighters, Frances Roney, Margaret Sharpe, Vallie Johnson, Alda Presnell, Louise Rippey, Ethel Rich, Dorothene Roberson, Bernice Pyles, Verona Pack, Doris Murr, Helen Morton, and, of course, many masculine volunteers, extinguished the blaze. Next, we visit the ball park where the 'Harlem Hots are playing the Black Sox. On the outside we find Emerson Sharpe with a brace and bit boring nice new holes. Only five cents! Who's next? Razzy Lineberry is doing the hurling for the Harlem Hots. Among the Celebrities present we see Dorothy Moss, All-Cal Band Leaderg T. C. Williams, Dr. Sawbonesg Harriet Ball, Mrs. Sawbonesg Alice Blue Mangum, Saleslady for Hanes underwear, Donna Mansfield, Principal Speaker at the Graduation Exercises for the Deaf and Dumb School. Also among the Notables we see Margaret Mann, Saleslady for hairless hairbrushes for bald-headed meng Virginia Maness, All American Door Bell Answererg Ethiele Todd and Eunice Johnson, who plan to take up where Eddy and Macdonald left offg Ralph Payne, Salesman for Fuller Brushesg Bernard Oakley, President, Vice President and Secretary of the Oakley Factories. lnc.g His wife, Peggy Lightbourne, is Treasurerg Norman Jeffreys, typical Lil Abnerg Dorothy Kirkman, Daisy Maeg Frank Sherard, World's Greatest Chemist g Rachel Kimrey, Mrs. Sherardg Clara Moody, Mae Lee Miller, Mavis Moser, Ellis Michael, Leola Maddrey and Mildred Loy, all of the Board of Protection of Feeble-minded Goldfish, Ruth Lee Isley, the Movie Star. The game is interrupted by a news flash. The Fourth National Bank has been robbed of 32.319 This job was pulled by an all-girl band of bandits. They are believed to be led by Florence Jeffreys and Mary Patterson. Other members of the Gang are believed to be Berdie Jolmson, Hazeline King, Marjorie Kizziah, Grace Leach and Rachel Phillips. A band of G-Men are on their trail. The G-Men are Captain Hugheston Wooten, Kendall Younger, Vander West, Thomas Weatherly, and Sergeant Max Ward. - As we start to leave the park, we see many familiar faces. Among them we recognize: Bernice- Yeatts, Aviatrix, who is attempting to fly around the world backwardsg Irma Wflgl1I6DbEf1'j', Saleslady for Spencer Corsetsg Doris Wilson, Personality Kidg Minnie Wood, Waitress in Cibson'sg Martha Dell White, Designer for ladies' dresses for a nudist campg Helen Webster, Schoolmarm No. 1g Martha Ward, Blues Singer who is so hot she makes the boards smokeg Mary Watson, Senior history teacher in B.H.S.g Geneva Wheeley, Worldis Best Clarinet Playerg Rebecca Terrell, Mrs. Wade Loweg Eva Terrell, Artist and Sculptorg Levi Smith and Jeep Smith, Manufacturers of Smith Bros. cough drops. - Making our way out of the place as, hurriedly as possible, we find ourselves coming down Broadway. We meet Priscilla Surratt who invites us to her little Confectionery Stand. Donald Snipes is pleading with Policeman Alonzo Sorrell over a ticket. When they have finished, we approach the bald-headed cop and ask him the name of the 213-story building. He tells us it is the Rest-Easy Hotel, owned by Burchie St. John, Inez Smith, Fannie Pearl Storey, Hallie Stadler and Hyacinth Stewart. Roy Shirlen is manager and Betsy 'Trollinger and Evelyn Straughn are his Private Secretaries. About half-way up this building we see a light. Of course, our- curiosity forces us to ask about the light. This room, we learn, is occupied by an old maid, June Mangum, who has two beds in her room so that she will have twice the chance of finding a man under them. All rite, folks, climb back on the Carpet, and Presto! . . . weire back in Dear Old B.H.S., in the year 1940. We hope there are no complaints from any members of the Senior Class, but should there be, address your letter to Mn. Boa Noaonr, 000 N. Empty St., Fooville. E301 Last Will and Testament NORTH CAROLINA '3 ' I Alamance County . Burlington We, the Senior Class of 1940 of Burlington High School, in the above said State and County, realizing we are to be on our own, being of supposed sound mind, and having a high standard of character, or as good as expected after four continuous years of hard mental labor, hereby make and ordain this our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I A To the Faculty, we leave the pleasure that is given them each year, to mold the incoming Junior Class into a group with high standards and a loving disposition. r ARTICLE II To Mr. Biggerstaff, we leave a larger box in which to put the names of the unruly Juniors because his little boxi' has been nearly filled withthe names of us Seniors. ARTICLE III To the Juniors, we leave our honored seats in chapel if they agree to be the leading class in B.H.S., and to uphold the classy reputations we have set. To the entire Student Body, we leave the classrooms and auditorium that they might keep the corners and floors clean. We also leave the agony of remaining quiet in chapel and of attempting to appear intellient. - ARTICLE V To Mr. Spikes, we leave a faithful faculty and request, that the drudgery of teaching in crowded classrooms be lessened. - ARTICLE VI To the incoming Freshmen, we request that they learn our beloved song perfectly and that they use our class flower and motto to make themselves into a Senior Class comparable to ours. ARTICLE VII Certain individuals do bequeath as follows: Taylor Moser and Marvin Walker leave their places in the band to Worth Stevens and James Campbell. Ed Koury, his executive position to Nina Garrison, asking her to do her best. Irma Wrightenberry, Martha Ward and 'Hazeline King will their love for Oak Ridge to Louise Baxter, Betty Baker and Jane Lee Murray who, without a doubt, will make the most of it. Rebecca De Loache leaves her ability to talk too much to Aetna Bryan. Bobby Byrd, Barry Hicks and Donna Mansfield leave their French knowledge to any three Juniors who will keep it in circulation. ' Alonzo Sorrell, his basketball ability to John Fred Johnson and asks him to use it at its best against Bessemer. Donald Snipes, his ability to raise arguments in all his classes to David Smith who has tried but hasn't succeeded. Max Ward leaves his knowledge of practically nothing to Brooks Spence so that he may some day know something. The Senior Hi-Y boys, their ability to arouse the Student Body to the future Hi-Y boys. Jean Evans, her slogan Keep That Girlish Figure to ltfarshall Barnwell. Levi Smith. his permanent wave to Carrold Stearns. Helen Garrison, her charming personality and that certain way with the boys to Betty Holt. Eunice Johnson leaves her title of best looking to Mary Jo Frissell or Josephine Koury-let them fight it out between themselves. , - Edna Isley and Ethel Rich bequeath their beauty accessories, including compacts, to Katherine Leath and Pauline Vaughn. A Minnie Wood leaves her short skirts to any Junior who is willing to take up hems. To Robert King, Hardy Spence leaves his power to dream and build air castles. Phillip Hogan leaves his happy-go-lucky ways to Bobby Ivey. Ed Dunn, his blank mind to E. C. Qualls. Hugheston Wooten leaves his handsome voice to Buddy White. Ada Homewood, her love for basketball players to Elsie Walker. Stanley Atwood and Louise Porterfield leave their title of most intellectual to the two in the Junior Class who are Inost capable of having such a title. , Karl Fitzgerald and Doris IVaynick, their well-supplied wardrobe to Betty Riddle and Jack Moore. Betsy Trollinger leaves her ability to select styles to Mary Louise Somers. The remaining Seniors leave their title of dignified Seniors to the remaining Juniors. ARTICLE VIII In testimony whereof we do appoint Mr. F. M. Biggerstaff as sole executor of this, our Last Will and Testament, asking him to force the said terms and see that they are abided by. RALPH PAYNE, Testator. Wrmsssss: Calva S. Sellars I Alton Hall F. M. Biggerstalf E311 all I I , IJ A-Q, -,w- .ssh fjgsi BA?TLE EF ALAN ANCE Senior Class Prophet uGoing up Planning Ahead Senior Class Battle of Alamance Senior Class ljlast will H11d.Te?f?,111ent Monument Giftorians 'Watch the Blfdle Senior Class Sleepyl1eacl', H All Doubled up Historian l Speak my own Message E321 Junior Class Officers JULIE COOPER NINA GARRISON Secretary President CATHERINE TOULOUPAS MARGARET FONVILLE Vice President - Treasurer E331 l QA if m, E Vai, in 'gi an ii V X N -ig L-. fx,k:L iii E V ? X. , wig., Sew ww' 5 s 2 'Hess 9:- if i K ir: K, f. 'L-. NF! ALS 4 8. ,N .X Q af W Q ig, Eff? 3 ' .4 X .. , 5 ff' . '14 V is H J-A wiki X 4, My .w , , gq 2 ,M -Q' we Nik wg wr EEE 'IE Chester Adamee Doris Alford Opal Allen Irma Allison Grace Allred Nellie Mae Allred Marshall Anthony Homer Arwood Bobby Bain A Richard Bair Betty Baker David Ball Vivian Banther Mildred Bare Margaret Barger Ruth Barger Marcia Barnwell Agnes Barrett Doris Baynes Louise Baxter Dorothy Bennett Robert Biller Clyde Black Coy Blackwell Robert Blackwell Elizabeth Blalock Virginia Boswell Argie Lee Brooks Vernon Brown Aetna Bryan Mary Burke Myrtle Burke V aleria Burke James Campbell Vernelle Cantrell Jack Capes Betsy Cates Clyde Cates Ralph Cates Cecil Caulder Edith Caulder Howard Chandler Peggy Cheek Luther Christopher Hilda Cobb George Coble Rachel Co-ble Jimmie Collins Richard Coley Julie Cooper Ralph Cooper Rhesa Corn Virginia Councilma Carleise Coyner Frances Crawford Nellie Creech Nell Crenshaw Irene Dameron Evelyn Day Lola Dickens Il Junior Class Roll Doris Drake Vaden Easley Mary Euliss Williain Fairey Catherine Faulconer Evelyn Ferguson Carl Fitch Hellen Fitch Helen F ogleman Margaret Fonville Edna Foster Merritt Foushee Jane Foushee Hilda Fowler John Fowler Muriel Freedman Mary Jo Frissell Naomi Furlough Roger Gant Wade Garreth Nina Garrison , Harry Gilmore Margaret Glenn Ruby Greeson Harry Gross Jack Gurganius Bill Hagood Oscar Hagood Charles Hall Ozell Hall Ann Harden Carl Harrell Billy Harvey Clinton Hester Billy Higgins Frances Hinshaw Richard Hogan .lean Holmes Betty Holt Earl Holt Edna Holt Vernie Huliines Wade Huffman Bill Humble Bernice Hunter Walker Hunter Luther Ingold Avril Isley Media Cobb Isley Bobby Ivey Bill Jobe Eris Johnson Clyde Johnson John Johnson Vernon Johnson I Donald King Robert King V erdery King Louise Kingsland Ralph Kirkpatrick Mary Kivett Josephine Koury Pauline Koury Jean Landman F lossie Lamberth Maurice Laws John Lea Catherine Leath Sarah Jane Leath Eva Lineberry Richard Lineberry David Love Frank Love Tommy Love Mary Lowery Jack Loy Billie Lucas Gladys Mangum David McAdams Elizabeth McAteer Marvin Mclver Tom McKeel Dorothy McKenzie Margarette McLennan Alva Minor Myrtle Mitchell Norma Mitchell Fred Montgomery Jack Moore Alyse Moran Annie Laurie Moser Mary Frances Moss Elizabeth Murdock Jane Murray Harold Nall Raymond Neese Frances Orr Edward Overman Ernest Owens Allen Parker Geraldine Perry Hilda Phillips Helen Poythress Jack Pritchett Walker Pruitt E. C. Qualls Lena Quesenberry Faye Rash Catherine Ray Hughes Rhodes Lynette Rich Betty Riddle Jean Riley Betty Ross Charles Ross Brodie Rudd Haldean Sharpe Stella Shockley Christine Shoe Evangeline Sizemore 25 David Smith Dorothy Smith ' Mary Somers Brooks Spence Eleanor Stadler Hilda Staley Dorothy Stanford Ethel Stanley Carrold Stearns Worth Stevens Reba St. John Ed Storey Juanita Sto-we Marion Swanigan Nellie Sykes Dorothy Tate Frances Teague Emogene Thomas Charles Thomasson Numa Thompson Pat Thompson Efird Tickle Catherine Touloupas Helen Upright Benny Vaughn Bruce Vaughn Louise Vaughn Pauline Vaughn Vallie Vaughn Ruth Wagner Maude Wagoner Elsie Walker Florence Walker No-. 1 Florence Walker No. 2 William Walker Woodrow Walker Marjorie Ward Marie Way Hilda Webster J. L. West Wilton Wheeley Doris Whitaker James White Margaret White David Wvhitesell Newman Whitesell Frances Whitt Kathryn Wicker Adrian Wiggins Muriel Wiggins Delmer Williams Douglas Williaiiis Joyce Williams Helen Williamson Fannie Wilson Kathryn Wilson Molean Wilson . Rita Wilson Wendell Wilson S. D. Wood E351 l A Junior Gang Up-side-down Yo Yo Mickie Four on a Bench All Ready to Go Dear Old Geometry Class Yi-Y Initiation Campus Sweethearts Olcl Glory The Friendly Quartet See-Saw We Are Seven l36l W sf U' ' VM rk re Class Officers ORN R MARGARET MCALLEN v V1 Preszflent Preszrlent DELEANO HALL HAZEL SELF Secretary Treasurer 37 .3 K , .. if 'S . 2 S Q93 V QR 5 K k ax 1 X f U. 1252 S53 ik fy Q'-as Ky Qin 3 dd 4 91- . X 5? S QR 5 f i 3 '. 'xwlgg S Q :st . '22 iw? i 9 K7 K , M, E ij. .gf . Ta? ' . .. 7 get. , :- A . 1223- ':f, ' In Ve i - k A. z. f I m . ' .5 E Q X M 1 . . K wr- Q' - Xy., ffsz ' --1 : 'f f , +3 x .. - N . ,L,,x 5 , ifg, A 3 A , . : . -!. W S . f fi V , f 5 3. , 'X 25 1 Wi? V, ...kk . f K A , 3 wg. . . A. q . - if . .x,A. .- ' . . ' . Y I M 7 'QL R 3 5x31 '-H k 'ity ,z 3: 26 L -. ',., 1 ggx . . ..: 74 gg Qixc Eg, Hg. f L me . - w if V 1' . A w . b 7: ': 1 , -' . . M .M .. . n i L was Q. f L ,ib X , - V.. -..5 x df . 3 , n -A,' M f . . 5 Q as . W - . . I 'KS 1 S Q . X 1: M si x J.. ylk Elizabeth Adams Lois Adams Sarah' Albright Bobby Anderson Arnold Andrews Hilda Andrews Virginia Andrews Laura Jean Askew Norman Austin .Joseph Baffa Janet Baker Louzania Baldwin Ray Barbee Bernice Barger Randolph Barnes Frances Barnwell Betsy Barrett Billy Bason Allene Bell Corina Blanchard L. C. Blanchard Helen Boles Lucille Bowland Louise Bradley Eunice Bradner Mary Bright Mildred Bo-one Vera Boswell Dexter Brown Lloyd Buff Julius Campbell Maxine Cash Norma Cheek John Chrisco Ruby Mae Coble B. F. Coleman Inez Coleman Robert Coleman Shirley Cook Dewey Councilman Newman Cox B. F. Crenshaw George Cross Cecil Crutchfield Lasley Dameron Paul Dixon Sophomore Class Roll Agnes Dunn if Ruth Evans Robert Faggart Raymond Ferguson Betty Fidler N. M. Gilmore Fay Goad Dennis Goodman Clara Mae Graves Margaret Graves Douglas Green Deleano Hall Warren Hall Juanita Hammock Irma Delle Hargrove James Harrell Coke Harris Glenn Harrison, Jr. Betty Jean Haynes Edna Hickey Virginia Higgins V. A. Hinshaw, Jr. Una Mae Hinshaw Frank Holder 0. C. Hopkins Earl Horner Johnsie Mae Hudson Annie Pearl Hughes Elmer Huntley G. B. Isley Henry Isley Russell Isley Wendell Isley Helen James Alluwee Jones Berkley Jones Boyd Jones Jack Ketner Allen King ' Melvin King Parker King Edward Kinney James Kyles Corinne Latta Norma Laws Mary Lee War1'en Lee Robbie Leonard Minnie Lewis H. YV. Lindley Margaret Lindley Carl Lindsay Jacqueline Logan Nellie Mae Long Leonard! Loy Doris Lyon Evelyn Madden Harold Mann Mary Frances Mann Maurice May Calvin McAdams Ted McAteer Margaret McAllan J. D. McLendon y Shelton Miles Vernon Miles Forrest Mills Carrie Mize Robert Montgomery Charles Moore Richard Moore Robert Moore Thomas Morris Erma Morton Defoy Moser Martha Moser Mary Moser Donald Murray Virginia Neal Bettie Rae Oakley Carl Oakley Clark Patterson Patsy Patton Richard Payne Betty Pennington Maxine Pennington Forest Phibbs Cleo Phillips Richard Phillips John Pickard Ruth Poteat Irene Poythress Mary Ruth Randolph Coryn Reynolds Vivian Rice Vernell Robertson Edna Rogers Joe Rogers Evelyn Ross Margaret Rouse Fannie Mae Rowe Ruby Russell Hazel Self William Shannon Ben Sharpe Juanita Sharpe Bonna Shatterly Jean Simpson George Skipper Freeman Smith Rachel Smith - Mary Snipes Nellie Mae Stewart Earl Stogner Ruby Storey Dottie Stubbs Dorothy Suggs Clarence Swinney Richard Sykes Edward Taylor Kenneth Taylor Rachel Taylor Bettie Temple A Aaron Terrell James Terrell Thomas Terrell La Verne Thomas Elsie Mae Thompson Pau A hompson Jacky atson Margie' Williams Dean Williamson Mabel Wilson Evelyn Vlfoodford George Wriglit Nellie Young Gaynelle Younts E391 L40 Freshman Class Officers CATHERINE COOPER DALLAS HORNE Secretary President CATHERINE PEGG NELLIE GRAY MANN Treasurer Vice President 5411 .., , 559 P ' Q- '- mf: y ,,k, -, .5 Lf - , L. 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McCullouch, Jr. Freshman Class Roll Kathleen Adamee Paul Aiken Ralph Allred Ruby Andrews Howard Anthony Barbara Apple Bobby Ausley Reid Baliff Ernest Bare Muriel Barger Thomas Barton Howard Black Roger Black Geneva Blackwell Lynn Blackwood Clifton Boswell Christine Bradshaw Margaret Brooks Douglas Brown Elizabeth Brown Fred Bull, Jr. Buck Burke Wallace Burke Kendall Butler Jack Campbell James Campbell Nannie Lou Campbell Tulip Carden Helen Carter .John Cates Roney Cates Louise Catoe Gladys Chandler Doris' Cheek Rebecca Cheek Laura Mae Christopher Pearl Clapp Helen Coble Dean Coleman Attrice Compton Audrey Compton Hyacinth Conklin Catherine Cooper Wayne Cooper Margaret Councilman Gene Cox Dorothy Cross Pearl Cross Floyd M. Crouse Jacqueline Curl Ruth Davis Fern Dickens Rosella Dixon Joyce Dodson Clyde Dorsett Betty Sue Drake Ema Warren Edwards Elizabeth Ellis Nell Rose Ellis Julia Euliss Walter Euliss Mickie Faulconer Rebecca Ferree Evelyn Ford John Ford Hal Foster Gus Galanes Blanche Garner Gaston Gilmore Ruby Glasgow Anderson Glenn Cecil Glosson Odell Gregory Wade Griffin Harris Hall Frances Hanford ff Eula Mae Harrell Charles Harvey Jean Haseman .lack Hawkins Wallace Hawkins Edward Hensley Joe Hinsdale Dallas Horne Nathel Horner Mamie Howerton Billie Hudson Bob Humble Jesse Hughes Thomas Hunter Betty Jane Hurley Sara lngle Helen Isley b Jesse Jackson Doris Jarrett Dennis Johnson Kathryn Johnson Warren Johnson Harold Jones Milford Keck - Clay King L Elbert King Anne Kivett Dottie Lamm Erma Lashley Merle Lindsay Ocie Linkous Daniel Lynch Gilbert Lytle Stuart Loy Theresa Colleen Eleanor Johnnie Edward Willard McLendon M'c'Kennie D. McPherson Madden Marks Martin E431 E441 C. V. Maness Arline Mangum Nellie Gray Mann Charles Metcalf Ella Rae Miles Doris Mitchell Ho-ward Mitchell Jean Mitchell Willard Moore Helen Morris Helen Moser Mary Moser William Motley Marie Murray Mary Murray Ralph Neighbors Ellis Nicholson Austin Norris Inez Parish Catherine Pegg Jack Phillips John Pickard Marine Pickler Cornelia Rector Wade Redding James Rich Edith Riggan L. W. Riley James Rogers Grace Ross Marshall Ross Harold Royiill Adell Rudd Amy Lou Rush Granvial Saterlield Kathryn Sawyer lrene Scoulas Faye Sellars Leatrice Sharpe Gene Sherard Rachel Shoaf Mary E. Simpson Doris Smith Gordon Smith Jane Smith Ruby Stanfield William Stanfield Kenneth Steele Jerry Strader Annie Margaret Sykes George Sykes Lawrence Sykes Carl Tapp E. G. Taylor Howard Terry Jimmy Thacker Farrell Todd Robert Toney Loraine Turner William Twiddy Hazel Vaughn Raymond Vanderford Charles Waddell Carl Wagoner Mary Ann Walker Jean Wall Virginia Ward Winfred Ward Elizabeth White Ernest Whitley Edith Wiles Harold Williamson Jack Williamson Charlotte Wilson Willer Wilson Lucille Woodford Edward Wrenn MASTER FRANKLIN LEE BIGGERSTAFF Hillcrest Officers and Publications Assistants l L L Seated: Baldwin, Joyner, Newlin, Cook, Evans. Smnding: Murr, Murray, Miss Foster, Stearns, Mr. MCBHIIC, Walker. MR. H. G. MCBANE Mlss lVlARY LEE F osTER Principal Annual Sponsor BARKER STAFF BEN STEARNS, Circulation Manager NORA LEE COOK, BILL EVANS DON MURR, Asst. Circulation Mgr. Reporters NINTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE JOHN WALKER, President BILL EVANS, President GARLAND NEWLIN, Secretary SARA BALDWIN, Secretary ANNUAL STAFF EMILY JOYNER BETTY JANE MURRAY I45l E461 Hillcrest Mary Allen Allison Avent Denese Baggett James Baggett Oliver Bailess Sara Baldwin Sarah Ball Junior Bass Betty Mae Bernstein Alvin Bolser Clyde Bowes Christine Bowman Russell Brammer Hilda Brintle Marie Bryan Helen Capes Dorothy Cline Marjorie Coble Nick Collins Dick Cooper Jesse Cornell Jimmy Cowan Billy Crenshaw A. J. Ellington Dickie Ellis Grey Adams Louis Allen Lucy Allison Dicky Anderson Mary K. Bain Jennie L. Barhaln D. J. Bell Claude Blackwell Loraine Brammer Tommy Brooks Andrew Burgess Eloise Cheek Kenneth Coble Ernestine Collins Nora Lee Cook Sara Copeland Gene Coyner Lyle Craven Evelyn Dill n Hillcrest Sophomore Class Bill Evans Mildred Fogleman Billy F ogleman Fred Frissell Cecil Gant Cordelia Gant Nancy Garrison Earl Heath Anna Louise Hensley Billie Howard Frank Huffman Dabney Irving Larrie Isley Harold Isley J. W. Jackson Vivian James Leslie Jerrell Ben Jordan Marcine Keply James King Helen Kingsland Raymond Kivett Joyce Laster Lucy Lea Geraldine Love W. E. Love Janet Marks James Merritt Melvin Minor David Mitchell Harold Mooneyham Irving Mumford Betty Jane Murray Melvin Murray Frances Newsome Ruth Oakley Glenn Pickett Nell Presnell C. T. Pyles Betsy Rauhut 'Mary Frances Rudd Edward Rudder Roger Scott Vera Shepard X Hazel Shockley Welker Shoe J. C. Simmons Joyce Simpson Bowman Small Dickie Smith Fay Younger Hillcrest Freshman Class Alton Durham Alton Faucette Amelia Flo-wers Hazel Fogleman W. T. Foster Dickie Fowler Richard Gant Nat Garrison C. D. Gattis Evelyn Harris Warren Hodgin George Huliines Jessie Mae Jeffcoat A. H. Jones Irwin Jones Ruth Jones Emily Joyner Lois Leach Kathryn Leggett James Wr Seymour Levin W. C. Lloyd Vincent Long Jean Love Edward McCauley Wallace Mclver Edward Milton Charles Mitchell Fay Mitchell Louise Moser Gus Muckenfus Dan Murr James W1 Murray Jimmy Murray ' Garland Newlin Peggy Peerson Helene Perry Jack Pierce D'onald Rhodes ight Mary Helen Sneed John Sneed Earl Somers Marie Southard Wade Squires Jolm Stevens Mary Ruth Surratt May Taylor Elvis Terry Gertrude Terry Cornell Tickle Margaret Tickle Harold Walton William Wa1'd Fern Warren W. D. Warren Honzelle Waynick Mary Waynick Robert Weston Paul Whitley Ruth Whitesell Robbie L. Williams Tommy Wolfe Sarah Wright Virginia York Jean Scott Norman Self June Sellars Ralph Shaw Bobby Simpson Kathryn Somers Sam Spoon Ben Stearns Tommy Stratford Nellie Upright Clinton Vanhoy James Wagoner John Neal Walker Thelma White Ella Rae Whitesell Fay Whitesell Inez Whitesell Peggy Whitesell Laura Wood E471 E481 HILLCREST SNAPS fa ' . . 5 High School Band 'lf ' K 4 . E. F. RHODES, Director 33' EDWARD ROBERTSON, Drum Major I Q . . N . H91 The 1940 Doe-Wah-Jaoli HELEN GARRISON, Editor-in-Chief, MARGARET SHARPE, Assistant Editor, RALPH PAYNE, Business Managerg HUGHESTON WOOTEN, THELMA CRUTCH- FIELD, Assistant Business Managers, ALICE BLUE MANGUM, Literary Editor, HARRIET BALL, Assistant Literary Editor, WALLACE MAY, Advertising Manager, MARVIN WALKER, STROUD HOGAN, KARL FITZGERALD, Assistant Advertising Managersg WILLA HORNER, Art Editorg PRISCILLA SURRATT, Assistant Art Editor, JEAN EVANS, Feature Editor, REBECCA DE LOACHE, joke Editor, JAMES HORNE, Snapshot Editor, WIL- L LIAM BELL, Sports Editor, BETTY RIDDLE, Junior I Assistant, DELEANO HALL, Sophomore Assistantg EDWARD MARKS, Freshman Assistant, ADA HOME- WOOD, ELIZABETH MURRAY, DORIS WAYNICK, T ypists g MISS MARY LEE FOSTER, Hillcrest Adviser. ALTON HALL Adviser i501 The Barker STAFF: ELIZABETH GEORGI, Editor-in-Chief, ELIZABETH BLALOCK, Assist- ant Editor, STANLEY ARWOOD, Managing Editor, JOYCE WILLIAMS, Feature Editor 5 ED STOREY, Sports Editor, BETTY BAKER, Exchange Editor, WILMA BROWN, Typist. BUSINESS: STALEY GARRISON, Business Manager, MARY J O FRISSELL, As- sistant Business Managerg JOSEPHINE IQOURY, EMOGENE T IIOMAS, LOUISE BAXTER, JULIE COOPER, Advertising Stajf, BOBBY BYRD, Circulation Mana- ger, CATHERINE FAULCONER, Assistant Circulation Manager, BEN STEARNS, Hillcrest Circulation g TOM MURR, Assistant Circulation, MISS MARY LEE FOSTER, Hillcrest Adviser. Reporters: Betty Riddle, Nomna Teague, Mary Louise Somers, Nina Garrison, Muriel Freedman, Elizabeth Murray, Josephine Koury, Margaret Barger, Sara lngle, Betty Haynes, Baehel Goble, Bernice Hunter, Martha Ward, Carleise Coyner, Mickie Faulconer, Frances Honey, Louise Kings- , land, James Horne, Catherine Faulconer, Ada Homewood, Betty Bae Gattis, Vaden Easley, L. W. MRS- VANCE LATTA Riley, Nora Lee Cook, Nat Garrison. Adviser E511 i521 High School Student Council EDMUND KOURY, President WORTH STEVENS, Secretary DEOANE MOSER, Vice President GEORGE CROSS, Treasurer Advisers MRS. E. S. GILREATH MRS. J. A. HUNTER Bobby Anderson, Stanley Arwood, Jack Capes, Adrian Carroll, Gene Cox, Nell Crenshaw, Jean Evans, Karl Fitzgerald, Helen Garrison, Nina Garrison, Staley Garrison, Margaret Glenn, Harold Graves, Betty Holt, Dallas Horne, Willa Horner, Gale Isley, Ruth Lee Isley, Catherine Leath, Ocie Linkous, Mary Louise Little, Daniel Lynch, Alice Blue Mangum, Edward Marks, Mary Frances Moss, Donald Murray, Marie Murray, Ralph Payne, John Pickard, Louise Porterfield, Margaret Sharpe, Mary Snipes, Kenneth Taylor, Catherine Touloupas, Gaynail Younts. Hillcrest Student Council MISS MARY TAYLOR, Sponsor DICK COOPER, Secretary JAMES WALTER MURRAY, President BILL EVANS, Treasurer LYLE CRAVEN, Vice President NAT GARRISON, Captain of Patrol Donnell Bain, Sarah Baldwin, Betty Mae Bernstein, Richard Cheek, Elizabeth Ann Coble, Kenneth Goble, Nora Lee Cook, Dickie Fowler, Fred Frissell, Frances Gregg, Lester Gross, Catherine Holt, Dabney Irving, Harold Isley, Emily Joyner, Helen Kingsland, Ward Lasley, Jean Love, Jimmy Murray, Jackie Pierce, Neil Robertson, J. C. Simmons, June Southerland. E531 National Honor Society Oficers HELEN GARRISON, President MARGARET SHARPE, Secretary RALPH PAYNE, Vice President WILLA HORNER, Treasurer MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM, Adviser Members S Stanley Arwood, Harriet Ball, Margaret Barrett, 7 Robert Byrd, Thelma Crutchfield, Jean Evans, E541 Staley Garrison, Elizabeth Ceorgi, Carl Huff man, Q Ruth Lee Isley, Richard Johnson, Edmund Koury, Peggy Lightbourne, Mary Louise Little, - - Alice Blue Mangum, Mavis Moser, Dorothy Lee Moss, Mary Frances Patterson, Louise Porter- field, Charles Rush, Hardy Spence, Eva Terrell, Helen Webster. President Vice Presidenl Secretary Treasurer Koum' GARRISON YOUNGER PAYNE S ergeant-at-A rms Fitzgerald Walker Mossn Pickard Smith Home Phillips May Spence Byrd Murphy Arwood Love Sherard Snipes P. Hogan ,N S. Hogan Wooten Huffman Adviser Mn. D. C. HUNTER Senior Hi-Y Club I55l Mlle Le Cercle Francais DEVISE: Vouloir, C'est pouvoir MME. HUNTER, Directrice Bureau M. BOBBY BYRD, President MLLE HELEN WEBSTER, Secretazre M. HARDY SPENCE, Vice President M. PHILLIP HOGAN, Tresarzer Members Mlle Harriet Ball Mlle Margaret Mann Mlle Laura Corn Mlle Donna Mansfield Mlle Frances Davis Mlle Rebecca De Loache Mlle Vaden Gant M. Staley Garrison Betty Rae Gattis Mlle Troy Lee Greeson M. Barry Hicks M. Phillip Hogan M. Stroud Hogan Mlle Luona Isley Mlle Dorothy Kirkman Mlle Peggy Lightbourne Mlle Marie Mattos M. Wallace May Mlle Maxine Nicholson M. Fred Phillips Mlle Alda Presnell Mlle Frances Roney M. Emerson Sharpe M. Levi Smith Mlle Hallie Stadler Mlle Rebecca Terrell ,Mlle Geneva Wheeley M. T. C. Williams M. Kendall Younger Junior Classical League MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM, Sponsor Ujfcers CARRIE M1zE, President IRMA DELLE HARGROVE, Secretary MARY MOSER, V ice President NEWMAN COX, Treasurer Elizabeth Adams Bob Anderson Homer Arwood L. C. Blanchard Dewey Councilman Lasley Dameron Ruth Evans Douglas Greene Deleano Hall F561 Edna Hickey Una Hinshaw Earl Horner G. H. Isley H. W. Lindley, J r. Margaret McAllan Richard Moore Robert Moore Erma Morton Virginia Neal J oe Rogers Evelyn Ross Margaret Rouse Richard Sykes James Terrell Thomas Terrell Evelyn Woodford fgw' Mig My .. X N' -Af- . - K. 2, . 4 v mean... . .. ' E+ -'W L23 '. lf57J Hillcrest Playmakers Miss ADELAIDE Moimow, Director OHLCGTS Fall Spltng JOHN WALKER . . . . President . . . . NAT GARRISON NAT GARRISON . . . Vice President . . . DICK CooPER BETTY J. MURRAY . . . Secretary . . MARYH SNEAD NoRA L. Cooic . . . Treasurer . . . FRED FRISSELL Members T531 Grey Adams Louis Allen Lucy Allison Mary K. Bain Sara Ball Ann Baldwin Sara Baldwin Betty L. Barnwell ,lennie L. Barham Amanda Bell Betty M. Bernstein Clarence Brown W. W. Brown Marie Bryan Elouise Cheek Richard Cheek Elizabeth Coble Sara Copeland Evelyn Dill Amelia Flowers Jean Ferguson Cordelia Cant Frances Gregg Lester Gross Evelyn Harris Catherine Holt Frank Huffman lrvin Jones . Katherine Jones Ben Jordan Raymond Kivett Walker Kivett Patsy Lane Ward Lasley Betsy G. Love Betsy B. Love W. E. Love T Wilton Moser Thomas Newlin Jackie Pierce Lea Rosenbloom J une Sellars Ann Stevens Evelyn Sweet June Southerland Harold Sutton Honzelle Wayiiick Fay Younger SCENE FROM HBUDDYH by J. C. MCMULLEN Play entered in State Dramatics Contest, 1940 Cast John Neal Walker Lucy Allison Betty J. Murray June Sellars Nora Lee Cook Grey Adams --1u11n'-4 -H- 'L-infra? E591 Senior Girls' Glee Club Miss EVA WISEMAN, Director MINNIE WOOD, President DOROTHY KIRKMAN, Treasurer VERNELLE CANTRELL, Vice President JULIE COOPER, Librarian EVA TERRELL, Secretary Edith- Amick Maxine Bare Margaret Barrett Vallie Johnson ' Clarice Bateman Wilma Brown Christine Cantrell Margaret Coley Carleise Coyner Virginia Councilman Nell Crenshaw Dorothy Fowler Mary ,IO Frissell Betty Rae Gattis Lucille Angeles Evelyn Bivens Paul Aiken Marshall Anthony Douglas Brown Vernon Brown John Cates Louis Catoe Raymond Ferguson William Fairey Douglas Green Virginia Braxton Elsie Campbell Bessie Foglernan Martha Garner Willa Horner Edna Isley Ruth Lee Isley Eunice Johnson Mary Louise Little Joyce Lloyd Mildred Loy Alice Blue Mangnm Doris Ellen Murr Winona Pickard Betty Holt Avril Isley JOSEPHINE KOURY, Asst. Librarian Luona Isley Berdie Johnson ' Marjorie Kizziah Rachel Kimrey Louise Kingsland Sarah Jane Leath Peggy Lightbourne Frances Love Leola Maddrey Clara Moody Jane Lee Murray Verona Pack ' Rachel Phillips Ethel Rich Louise Rippy Dorothene Robertson Boysi Glee Club Miss MILDRED MURRELL, Director Harry Gilmore James Horne Carl Harrell Walker Hunter - Joe Hinsdale Dallas Horne Clay King Ralph Kirkpatrick Warren Lee Maurice ,Laws C. V. Maness Vernon Miles Ralph Neighbors Ellis Nicholson L. W. Riley John Pickard Gordon Smith David Smith Frances Roney Mary Louise Somers Hallie Stadler Hilda Staley Rebecca Terrell Marie Truitt Vallie Vaughn ' F1OrenceWalker Christine Wrenn Burchie St. John Inez Smith Betsy Trollinger Martha Ward Doris Waynick Margaret Sharpe Enola Pennington No. l O. G. Skipper Haldean Sharpe Thomas Terrell Ethiele Todd Bruce Vaughn Charles Waddell Jack Williamson Hughesbon Wooten George Wright Junior Girlsi Glee Club Miss EVA WISEMAN, Director GLADYS MANGUM, President J LYNETTE RICH, Secretary DOROTHY STANFORD, Vice President MARY FRANCES Moss, Librarian HILDA FOWLER, Asst. Librarian Doris Alford Louzania Baldwin Vivian Banther Mildred Bare I Ruth Barger Doris Baynes Dorothy Bennett Virginia Boswell Valeria Burke Betsy Cates Edith Caulder Hilda Cobb I 60 l Rhesa Corn Doris Drake Evelyn Ferguson Edna Foster Naomi Furlough Nina Garrison Ruby Greeson Vernie Huliines Bernice Hunter Media Isley Eris .Johnson Mary Kivett Pauline Koury Flossie Lambeth Catherine Leath Billie Lucas Norma Mitchell Elizabeth Murdock Frances Orr Geraldine Perry Betty Riddle Jean Riley Jean Simpson Stella Shockley Dorothy Smith Rheba St. John Juanita Stowe Dorothy Tate Ruth Hilda Doris Joyce Helen Wagner Webster Whitaker Williams Williamson Kathryn Wilson Molean Wilson IG11 Elizabeth Adams Lois Adams Frances Andrews Hilda Andrews Laura Askew Margaret Barger Allene Bell Clorrina Blanchard Lucille Bowland Eunice Bradner Ruby Mae Cohle Shirley Cook Evelyn Day ophomore Girls' Glee Club Miss MILDRED MURRELL, Director Ruth Evans Betty Fidler Faye Goad Clara Graves Deleano Hall Juanita 'Hammock Irma Delle Hargrove Betty Jean Haynes Edna Earl Hickey Una Mae Hinshaw Virginia Higgins Helen James Corrine Latta Norma Laws Mary Lee Robbie Leonard Margaret Lindley Doris Lyon Evelyn Madden Carrie Mize Erma Morton Martha Moser Mary Moser Betty Rae Oakley Betty .lane Pennington Maxine Pennington Ruth Poteat Edna Rogers Evelyn Ross Fannie Mae Rowe Bonna Shatterly Mary Snipes Dottie Stubbs Dorothy Suggs Betty Temple Elsie Mae Thompson Florence Walker Mlable Wilson Freshman Girls' Glee Club Ruby Andrews Kathleen Adamee Geneva Blackwell Ganelle Butler Helen Cobb Hyacinth Conklin Catherine Cooper Tulip Carden Jacqueline Curl Helen Carter Rebecca Cheek Miss MILDRED MURRELL, Director Mary Ruth Davis Betty Sue Drake Fern Dickens Joyce Dodson Julia Euliss Rebecca Ferree Evelyn Ford Mamie Howerton Nathel Horner Doris Jarrett Catherine Jolmson Margaret Councilman Anne Kivett Ocie Linkous Mary Moser Leatrice Sharpe Ruth Smith Eleanor Dare McPhersolRuby Lee Stanfield Helen Moser Ella Rae Miles Doris Mitchell Johnnie Madden Jean Mitchell Mary Murray Marie Murray Adell Rudd Grace Ross Faye Sellars Rachel Shoaf Mary E. Simpson Doris Smith Lorraine Turner Hazel Vaughn Elizabeth White Mary Ann Walker Elizabeth Wagoner Hillcrest Girls, Glee Club Jewel Aiken JEAN Love Mas. ALBERT MCDONALD President Director KATHRYN SOMERS ' Miss MARY LEE Fosraa Secretary Accompanist Elizabeth Dickens Jane G. Lakey Jean Scott Mildred Fogleman Lucy Lea Vera Shepherd Era M. Ashley Dorothy Ball Thelma Bell Denser Braggett Lorene Brammer Hilda Brintle 'Helen Capes Dorothy Cline Jean Coble Marjory Coble Ernestine Collins Gene Coyner Pearl Dean l i621 Anna L. Hensley Vivian Hodgin Ruth E. Hufiines Larry Isley Vivian James Jessie M. Jeffcoat Aline Jones Ruth Jones Mary J. Jones Emily Joyner Marcine Kepley Helen Kingsland Katherine Leggett Geraldine Love June Loy Fay Mitchell Mary N. Murray Lucy Nicholson Ruth Oakley Peggy Peerson Nell Presnell Betsy M. Rauhut Jean Rhodes Mary Rudd Virginia York Mildred Simmons Joyce Simpson Marie Southard Mary R. Surratt Norma R. Taylor Margaret Tickle Mary F. Turner Nellie Upright Etta Westbrook Fay Whitesell Robbie Williams Sara Wright ., ., ww Q..-I-vmz wi-he .,. . -:.'1q,---..--u -q-,..1.::al- fwflveewuwrwrrw-'f. Q21-an11:5.mFJ,m1ggm..,1...f,.,-,.w,m ,pay .,,:,,,,,,.,..,,...,.,q1iT,,fm.,,,.,,,.i,T ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,1,m,,,,,,,-.,,nu,,V E531 'si ' lf! Dramatics Club 1 , . 4 MRS. H. T. HAMBRIGHT, Sponsor ' Oficers C h HELEN GARRISON: A S ecretarxh J AMES HORNE President MARY LOUISE SQMERS T reasurer' R' NINA GARRISON Vice President Doris Alford Stanley Arwood Bobby Bain Betty Baker Louzania Baldwin Maxine Bare Mildred Bare Marcia Barnwell Louise Baxter Aetna Bryan .lames Campbell Howard Chandler Luther Christopher Rachel Coble Ralph Cooper Carleise Coyner Nell Crenshaw Evelyn Day Jean Evans Yvilliam Fairey Edna Foster Dorothy Fowler Muriel Freedman Mary JO Frissell Elizabeth Georgi Ann Harden Carl Harrell Billy Higgins Jean Holmes Carl Huffman Bernice Hunter Walker Hunter Eris Johnson Louise Kingsland Josephine Koury Jean Landman David Love Edward Marks Myrtle Mitchell Clara Moody Mary Frances Moss Harold Nall Edward Overman Rachel Phillips Louise Porterfield Lena Bell Quesenberry Irene Scoulas Margaret Sharpe Dorothy Smith Marion Swanigan Catherine Touloupas Raeford Turner Marvin Walker Kathryn Wilson Rita Wilson Minnie Wood Hugheston Wooten Christine Wrenn Trian ular Debaters KENDALL YOUNGER JEAN HOLMES STALEY GARRISON JAMES HORNE RESOLVED: That the Government Should Own and Operate the Railroads. Hillcrest Boys' Clee Club EARL SOMERS - President JIMMY COWAN Secretary Dickie Anderson Billy Crenshaw Alton Durham Cecil Cant I6-il Dick Cant Robert Greeson George Hullines Seymour Levin MRS. ALBERT MCDONALD Director Miss MARY LEE FOSTER Accompanist Garland Newlin Price Petrea Dickie Smith Wade Squires Tommy Wolfe John Stevens Billy E. Sutton 'Harold Walton William Ward N 'ZX Qlfilx U 3 L V ,, If x I, Yry ,I - 1 wx Tx Xl a 'y r if D -: -31 E651 7 - --W -- -- --- -- E Hi h chool Library Club Miss EMILY LOFTIN, Sponsor ADRIAN CARROLL Lois ADAMS President Secretary Christinc Bradshaw, Betsy Cates, Bill Cook, Catherine Cooper, Julie Cooper, Rosclla Dixon, Vaden Easley, Ema Vlfarren Edwards, Helen Fitch, Hilda Fowler, Muriel Freedman, Kalllerinu Hiatt, Jean Holmes, Ada Homewood, Willa Horner, Kathryn Johnson, Rachel Kimrey, Hazeline King, Pauline E. Koury, Sarah Jane Lealh, Mildred Loy, Margarette McLennan, June Mangum, Edward Marks, Ella Rae Miles, Jean Mitchell, Dorothy Mae Murray. Elizabeth Murray, Ruth Pack, Maxine Pickler, Betsy Ross, Fannie Mae Rowe, Faye Sellars, Juanita Sharpe, Carl Tapp, Betsy Trollinger, Hazel Vaughn, Mantle Wagoner, Margaret White, Dean Williamson, Maude Wilson, Irma Wrightenberry. Hillcrest Lihrar Clulo MRS. WAI,TER lVlAYNARD, Sponsor TOMMY WOLFE JOHN STEVENS President Secretary Marjorie Coble, Jimmy Cowan, Billy Crenshaw, Cecil Gant, Dick Cant, Dickie Smith, Billy E. Sutton, William Ward. l66l INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT SENIOR TYPING CLASS GIRL SCOUTS MRS. D. C. HLINTER Leader MISS IVIILDRED MLIRRELL -A,ssism1z,t Leader H671 Junior Red CrOSS Council MISS ANNIE G. WEBSTER, Sponsor Officers PEGGY LIGHTBOURNE r CLYDE JOHNSON President A Secretary REBECCA DE LOACHE RANDOLPH BARNES V ice President Corina Blanchard Vera Boswell Argie Lee Brooks I ack Campbell Ruby Edmonds Emma W. Edwards ' Carl Fitch Bessie Fogleinan Ruby Greetson Wilma Hufiines 4 Anne Kivett Nellie Gray Mann Edward Marks Treasurer- l. O. Murpliy Ruth Poteat Carroll Stearns Jerry Strader Marie Way Florence Walke Mabel Wilson r No. 1 Home Economies Clothing Laboratory l-lomemakers' State Fair Exhibit For Alamanee County H331 s E F691 Hillcrest Homemakers High School Cafeteria l7l X COACHES ' HOYT T. H T X BLANE G. R LEY O KW i711 An Appreciation for Our Coaches To our coaches, Blaney G. Rackley and Hoyt T. Hambright, We take off our hats. You have built up a great athletic program in ourflschool. We know of your past life at your colleges. Rackley, one of Wake Forest's '4Greats,'7 made the quaiterback position three years succession and All-Southern back two years. Hambright, Erskine's gift toHBurlingt011 High, was a three-letter man, his lines being football, basketball and baseball. Qi-' These two came to us when we needed them most. And now look at the results. May these two be with us many years and do as well as they have so far. BAND MAJORETTES - Ross Glenn Thomas Moser I 72 l N , .jf W ,JY H. ,, 'sf' X X 1 Burlington High Monogram Club Hillcrest Monogram Club Football THE SQUAD Front row: Smith, R. Phillips, Frazier, T. Moser, Captaing Miller, Hunter, G. Lineberry, Storey, Manager. Second row: Todd, Hagood, Ward, McKeel, McAtee1', Payne, D. Moser. Standing: Cheek, Sykes, Taylor, F. Philips, Rackley, Coachg R. Lineberry, Halaclielf, Thomasson Jones, Haney. ' 1939 FOOTBALL RESULTS Greensboro Burlington 6 Mount Airy Burlington Hillslaoro Burlington 12 Mills Home Burlington Beidsville Burlington 0 Sanford Burlington Leaksville Burlington 2 1 Oxford Burlington Lexington Burlington 0 Wilson Burlington 1741 The sports of Burlington High this year were supported in a big way by the students. The ticket books went over pretty well but not as well as had been expected. Football got off to a good start. The boys donned new uniforms in black and gold and also new hoods. These showed up well throughout the playing season. Led by Captain Taylor Moser, the B.H.S. crew, although not winning all the games, showed that the fighting spirit had not gone from the old Bulldogs. After football, basketball came rolling along, and the boys looked like a cham- pionship team, and went far into the state race for top honors. The girls were less successful, this due in the main to inexperience and height. The boys went to the finals in the Third Annual Invita- tional Tournament. The baseball boys should have a win- ning team this season. Their new equipment, together with the hearty support of the student body, should make them feel more determined in their ef- forts to put Burlington on the map. These boys are going to carry old B.H.S. to Chapel Hill and to the State Champion- ship . . . letis hope. The Varsity .ii - ' Backyield: Miller, Frazier, D. Moser, McKeel. Line:-McAteer, Payne, Todd,lWard, I-Iago d, Moser, Hunter. 1 I l75l BOYS' BASKETBALL ,J 1 ,W GIRLS' BASKETBALL BASEBALL I 76 J Boys' Basketball Back row: Storey, Manager, Alexander, Cates, C. Johnson, Payne, As- sistant Manager. Middle row? F. Johnson, Bowland, Wiggins, Willialns, Frazier. Front row: Hagood, Moser, Sorrell, Euliss, Neese, Thomasson. Girls' Basketball i Back row: Vaughn, T. R. Greeson, B. Creeson, Garner, Bare. Front row: Touloupas, Ross, Teague, Garrison, Captain, Askew, Poteat, Hurley. High School Baseball Back row: Graves, Manager, Latta, Euliss, Simmons, Tickle, Blackwell. Front row: Lineberry, J ones, Murphy, Smith, Thomasson, Frazier, Cross. E771 OCCCI' J OHN FOWLER, Captain JAMES MURRAY, Manager Front row: Capes, Collins, Hodgin, Fowler, Spoon, Collins, Kidd, Heath. Second row: Evans, White, Wagoner, Stearns, Stratford, Williams, Whitesell, Robertson, Craven, McCauley, Mclver. Third row: Garrett, Coach, Simpson, Jackson, Gattis, Harvey, Simmons, Coble, Warren, Foster, Burgess, Stone. Fourth row: Squires, Somers, Sneed, Love, Murray, Bain, Blackwell, Horne. E781 Hillcrest Basketball Hillcrest Girls' Soccer JIMMY MURRAY Captain TOMMY STRATFORD Manager Front row : Seconzl row Rhodes Walker Squires Collins McCauley Sllfled Wagoner Jackson Anderson Bu1't5e5S Mclver Ellington Vanlloy Levin Standing .' Garrett, Coach Craven Bailess Murray Stratford Simmons Milton MRS. J. A. LoNc, JR. Sponsor HAZEL F OGLEMAN Captain JOYCE LASTER C0-captain Lois LEACH Manager Mary Allen Helen Capes Doris Glosson Hutll Jones Eleanor Mansfield Janet Marks Helene Perry Hilda Lee Pylvs Hazel Shocklz-y Gertrude Terry Fern Warren Christine Watson Ella Rae Whitesell Peggy Whilesell Rena Mae Wllitesell Ruth Wltilesell E791 E801 l 1 N N 1 HILLCREST BOXING TEAM HILLCREST BOYS SOFTBALL TEAN HILLCREST PATROL Walker, C lzief XXX Moser Sharpe Riddle Faulconer Ch66I' Leaders lf 81 1 1 2 'U LILJJ fy A-1,445 ,. 'KJ-fl-..c ' l 3 n i 'Tourscore and Seven Years Agov . . . A Fair Exhibit . . . Ain't that sumpin? . . . The gang's all here . . . A happy Trio- . . . Uh-uh! . . . Glee Club rehearsal Meditation . . . Ole Man Ribberv fKimesville Lakej . . . How Firm Ye Founda- tion . . . Smoke Gets in Your Eyes fin room 191. H321 ' L r f 'L rv v, I , 1' 1 J., I' - 9 'AU-fLe ueen and Court f ' f 1 and ly ' f Senior Class Mascots 1' , I A IL I , 8 .V REBECCA DE LOACHE Queen ELIZABETH MURRAY PATRICIA STEWART ADA HOMEXVOOD BOBBY RHODES Attendants Mascots I83 3 s I E l Senior Superlatives MOST INTELLECTUAL BEST-ALL-ROUND Stanley Arwood Ralph Payne Louise Porlerneld Helen Garrison BEST SPORT MOST ATHLETIC Deoane Moser Taylor Moser Jean Evans Troy Lee Greeson MOST ORIGINAL MOST TALKATIVE James Horne Stanley Atwood Frances Roney Donna Mansfield LS41 MOST POPULAR Deoane Moser Helen Garrison MOST PERSONALITY Staley Garrison Helen Garrison MOST MUSICAL Taylor Moser Vallie Johnson Senior Superlatives I BEST LOOKING BIGGEST F LIRT MOST, CONCEITED Edmund Koury Karl Fitzgerald Staley Garrison Eunice Johnson Irina Vlfrightenberry Margaret Sharpe MOST EFFICIENT CUTEST BEST DRESSED Ralph Payne Novel Dillingham Karl Fitzgerald Louise Porterfield ' Minnie Wood Doris Wfaynick QUIETEST MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT HAPPIEST Emerson Sharpe Marvin Walker' Phillip Hogan Leola Biaddrey Rlargaret Sharpe flnisdne VVrenn E851 Marie Mattas: I'm going to name my class poem Confuciaus Say. Donna M.: Goodness! Why? Marie: I'l1 wish I was in China if I don't finish it! lElL CO lLlEGlE An Educational Privilege and Financial Opportunity for Alamance County Students .11-1-1 Address DR. L. E. SMITH, Pres. ELON COLLEGE, N. C. ,.1i11- ATTENTION: Learn more about your local institution of Higher Education before you make your plans for College. ' M21 M Wjyifff W ff W W ww . wi bb WM My M0 ' OMPL E S SM 5 ew if J ,H WW ' jd e ,pity oifuy I, My Q '55-'L'1?6Tl!N i M W f ,973 ng I WM I fjqnl x l y , . WWF A 25 'lIA fi,-Kf9 Abi'he Hosiery Mill Center, ff 'lf IQYFJJJ. of the South iljtfj N R K Mrs. Hambriglmt. Have you ever had any st p Ed Hicklin: Well, I had my leg in a cast CONGRATULATIONS With your groduotion you enter upon new responsi- bilities - vvtiettier you go on tor further trciining or enter the business world. The tuture of the stote ond notion rests with you. Moy cirnbition give you the urge to succeed in your every worthy ettort, ond rnoy potience ond tortitude cheer ond protect you os you corve out thot tortune Wniclfi to you rneons most. B. A. SELLARS 6' SONS, INC. OVER 68 YEARS DEPENDABLE SERVICE BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA ACME DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS GET IT AT ACME We Appreciate Your Business WHITMAN'S CANDY : EASTMAN KODAKS TELEPHONE 474 W. D. NOAH J. I. WHITE WW'W ff XIV if H SffI fRY ,ff ,ff My W W ,f. M MMA jf wif My , ForLadVi and n ,ff ff Q Wy JW! ff! ' AMANC LWER QJWQNYSE Inc. J 1,171 ' J. M. ATWATE , Pfesaden .A. ATWA ri vice Pre ' em J D. W. LONE, Se cry ondT surer ' fa' ' A Service h t Satisqies Agn! ZW f , , gffgfw ffffgffjwf WM Deoane: She said she'd be faithful to th Stanley: That sounds good. Deoane: Yes, but Pm the quarterback! Compliments of General Food Store Ruffin Street O Phone 948 Compliments of Rufus D. Wilson, Inc 0 Makers of FINE FULL FASHIONED Burlington, N. C. HOSE Quality Sweaters : Jackets IDEAL CIIMPANY 0 0 Hood Sport Shop 205 West Front Street Burlington, N. C. ' Phone 864 Compliments of B U BQSTQN HARDWARE CO. Dealers in Hardware . Builders' Supplies Phone Visit Our Gift Department Mrs. Sharp: Mary, we have breakfast promptly at eight a.m. New Maid: All right, mam-If I ain't down don't you all wait MELVILLE DAIRY Producers of THAT RICH JERSEY MILK Phone 1600 Compliments of LASLEY lIOSIERY MILLS R. K. LASLEY Hosiery Nearly ga 50 X , :ears our - Wi' rrr E Piano Dealer ke Also Band and String Instruments C. B. ELLIS MUSIC CO. Horne Dry Cleaners 720 East Davis Street O SUITS MADE TO MEASURE O PHONE 119 The SILVER SLlPPER SPECIALIZING IN PIT COOKED BARBECUE We Cater to Banquets and Suppers D. W. THOMPSON, Manager PHONE 1682 le: I'm hungry! : What? gile: I said Pm hungry. I He: Sure, I'll take you home. This car makes so much noise, I thought you said you T er gfy- ACME FEED C0., Ille. COMPLIMENTS of Manufacturers and s T u D E N T Wlmolesale Distributors P U B L I C A T I O N S PHONE l5l BURLINGTON BURLINGTON, N. C. HIGH SCHOOL SPRI NKLE GASOLINE Comer Trade and North 'Church Street Extended Serves - Saves - Sells FAIR PRICES ALWAYS You Are Always WELCOME 1 Compliments of SYKES FOUNDRY and MACHINE Sll0P PHONE I70 ALL OF THE NEWS FIT TO PRINT NEWS FEATURES AND COMIC STRIP Your DAILY TIMES-NEWS Congratulations Future leadership is intrusted to you 60: Phones 2 I275 S t young thing: I love yo more than life itself-or any other len L I . I' Congratulations Comp 'ments of A to Bus Terminal Grill Class of '40 l- Barnwell Bros., Inc. The Home of Fine F ood Compliments of Compliments of W O DAVIS N EWS Standard Oil Company of CQMPANY New Jersey AGENT CI1lII'CI1 Sffeel' M0t0,.i'.g,, BURLINGTON, N. c. Wm' Esso and Esso Extra INSURED SAVINGS - INVESTMENTS Each account fully insured up to 55,000 Save - Invest - Own - the First Federal Way Buy - Build - Remodel - Refinance Your Home with The Home Folks First Federal Savings and Loan Association 'l02 W. Front Street Burlington, N. C. If love is blind, And lovers can't see? Then why the heck Don't some one love me' I Compliments to Class of '40 R. F. KIRKPATRICK 6' SONS General Contracting 5 Compliments of Alamance Bowling Center Alamance Printing Co. J. F. SHEETS GUY B. EPHLAND Producers of DISTINCTIVE PRINTING and ENGRAVING 523 South Main Street Phone 384- Burlington, N. C. Jennings M. Bryan Complete INSURANCE Service PHONE 173 509-11 Security Bank Building BURLINGTON, N. C. Compliments of THE JEWEL BOX At the Sign of the Bulova Clock Burlington, N. C. Doris: Should I marry a man who lies to me? Alice B: Dear, do you want to he an old maid? W, MODERN LAUNDRY and CLEANERS A Complete Cleaning Servicel' RHONES 922 - 923 BURLINGTON, N. C. Compliments of TROLLINGER COAL COMPANY Domestic, Stoker and Steam COAL PHONES l6Z - 468 Burlington, N. C. AUTO PARTS T ELECTRIC C0. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS mind ELECTRICAL SERVICE General A Repairing and Motor Rebuilding Compliments of EAST END BARBER SHOP lt Pays to Look WelI We Appreciate Your Business Phone 43 Burlington, N. C. Compliments of RERG'S HOME BAKERY A. flncorporratedj GROCERY - Breads, Cakes, Pies . P t Fresh Fruits and and as ry Vegetables PHONE 950 F S 6l8 Ireland Street BURLZZZEOSCS- C. PH0NE1980 0000 AS THE BEST L.. . . Q- -, .ky Ir. Gilreaih: Name three things that cunts 1 starch. B l T ff a la c lla rig1tBoy: wo cu s nm 0 rl NEESE APPLIANCE CO. Graham, N. C. W e sell the best and Service the rest Give Us a Call PHONE 1947,, gi M. B. SMITH HEADQUARTERS FOR POPULAR PRICED FURNITURE E and ESTATE HEATROLAS - -437 south Main sneer Burlington, N. C. I COMPLIMENTS OF 4 Up BOTTLING CQMPANY Burlington, C. P E PHCNE2lll7 Brown's Cafe No. l We Specialize in Pit Cooked Barbecue Brunswick Stew Plate Lunches Marvin Christopher, Owner C om pl iments of EFIRD'S Department Store Burlington, N. C. - S. -I Q , ,168 I Q '1 .R Mrs. l2galls..,,Henry, how do you account for that I on your report? Henry: qwlell, I have an In on English and an eye', on Pauline. A BURLINGTON E AUTO COMPANY ,. ai' ,, T KSALES AND ssnvlce cARs AND TRUCKS COMPLIMENTS OF T. N. BOONE The Tailor VrHla1nance.County's Oldest A I Automobile Dealer Buflmgfonf N- C- TROLLlNGER'S . Cornpliments' F LORIST of FLOWERS ,FOR ALL OCCASIONS W E A R L ' S , Orders Receive Prompt Attention ' Members of Florists Telegroplttr Del ive ry Association Q, af 4 0 . .,,, Phones: Store 931 - Night 519 1 Burlington, N. C., TEXACO SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of19-40 , Compliments Of T ALAMANCE HOTEL Compliments of Supreme Dry Cleaners Oar Modern Methorl of Cleaning and Repairing Insures Long Life to Your Clothes Phone 1203 309 Fisher Street Burlington, N. C. Satisfaction Guaranteed Juli-e C.: I must dxschar e II1 chauffeur. He has nearly killed me twice! g Y Josephine: Oh, give him another chance. SOMERS 81 GARRISON, Realtors PICKETT HOSIERY We Buy and Sell Real Estate IUC- SOMERS 81 COLTMAN Manufacturers INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. HU Us Worth Dwnmg, FINE SEAMLESS Ifs Worm running HOSIERY Oliice-405 Spring Street MAIN STREET DRUG COMPANY Filling Prescriptions is the Most Important Part of Our Business We Appreciate Your Business PHONE 20 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA MCEWEN KNITTING A- D- PATE AND C0 COMPANY, Inc. Reliable Manufacturers of Quality Printer-9 ruu. FASHIONED Since 1906 HOSIERY Telephone 2I6 Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C. L Ddy ll yg h kf S d N d ldy All Photographs and Groups iri This Annual Made by ANGLIN STUD'lO If It ls a Photo, Give Us a Call Portraits, Copying, Commercial Photography, Erilarging Expert Kodak Finishing PHONE 1095 COMPLIMENTS OF STANDARD HOSIERY MILLS I ALAMANCE, N. C. Pe gy L.: If Indian women are called squaws, Phllhpz Squawkers, silly! what are their children? Compliments Of CURRIN 8 HAY NMATT and PAT MEBANE SlIOE C0. Main Street Burlington, N. C. The Place to Buy Good Shoes for the Whole Family- Gardon Hosiery ll Star Brand Shoes Are Better WEAR LONGER-COST LESS Compliments of UNITED DCDLLARS STORE CAROLINA BARBER SHOP W. E. PATILLO, Manager We Appreciate Your p Patronage Basement of Walters Building East Front Street Compliments of ROSEN B LOOM'S MEN'S WEAR Phone 502 South Main Street Imperial Barber Shop Five Barbers To Serve You Opposite Alamance Theatre PHONE 1580 Woon 8r WILLIAMSON, Props. y p vith honey, I Ieatm easy I've done so all my life. It makes my peas taste funny- But keeps them on my knife! COMPLIMENTS U Compliments of of The . . . Ladies Smart Shop The Latest to Wear for Ladies Who Care C. F. N EESE 'njewelers Since 1870 Compliments of McDOWELL MUSIC PIGGLY WIGGLY ANDERSON CO. . GROCERIES CLUB FRUITS MEATS Mrs. Daisy P. Corrigan VEGETABLES Sponsor 1 South Main Street The World Moves . . . Compliments Not You? Of PHONE 717 McLELLAN STORES YELLQW 5-I-AR ilncorporatedl tlncorporatedj Glenn: All I know I owe to you. Mrs. Hunter: Oh, don't mention such a mere trifle. CHAS. V. SHARPE, lnc. Insurance of all Kinds Davis Street Pharmacy Phone 383 Burlington, N. C. PHONE 969 PERSONNEL CHAS. V. SI-IARPE PAUL R. BOWMAN J. ED lh'IILLER Miss SALLIE Moser: llillSS EMMA JOHNSTON Miss PAULINE PICKARD Burlington Drug Co. 243 -'Phones - 244 Wear Lamm's Value First Clothes 4 Compliments of for John J. Henderson Genuine Satisfaction Attorney-at-Law Lamm Clothing Co. Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C. R. W. BARNVVELL, Pres. P. C. BAYLOR, Sec.-Treos PEOPLES INSURANCE AGENCY llncorporatedi R. F. HALYBURTON, Manager Phone 957 Burlington, N. C. Helen G: Did your millionaire uncle remember you in his will? Fran: He must have! . . . he left me out. The . . . NATIONAL BANK OF BURLINGTON Member of Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured Up to 35,000 for Each Account 2M Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Our Policy - Safety First We solicit business, based upon strong financial condition. We render every service possible commensurate with the policies of safe banking. Yours very truly, L. J. BLAKEY, President and Trust Officer. Paramount BEST WISHES E Carolina NORTII1 A CAROLI TH EATRES Alarnance Inc. Ade: Dad, WA'llHl,S a court of the last resort? Mr. Carroll: Courting an old maid, my boy Compliments of STRATF ORD HOSIERY Part of All You Earn Is Yours to Savev Seve Systemoticolly During Your Productive Yeors for Old Age Finonciol Independence MILLS COMMUNITY FEDERAL JOHN B- STRATFORD SAVINGS AND LOAN CBPHIIIID ASSOCIATION H 0 s I E R Y Oppfgggoslsfmce D. C. BRYAN, President R. D. WHITE, Secretary-Treasu r Compliments of Compliments of the TH E STATE TH EATRE H0013 SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL The Friendly Theatrev BANK Andrews Street : Phone l674 Burlington, N. C. BLALOCK'S TAILIIRING SlIOP East Front Street Burlington, N. C. WE GIVE YOU FITS,' Compliments of WASHINGTON CAFE PRIVATE DINING ROOM FOR BANQUETS PHONE 492 BURLINGTON, N. C. Colored Woman: Ah wants a ticket fo' Magnolia, Suh. i i Ticket Agent lafter ten minutes studying a mapl: Where is Magnolia, Auntie? Auntie: Heah's Magnolia, Sulz, a setlin' on dis heah suit-case. CLASS OF '40 WE CONGRATULATE YOU lt Will Poy You to Shop in Our Modern Little Store . If lt's New, We Have It Tailored to Measure Clothing JERRY'S TOGGERY - South Main Street Spence-Clapp Motors Qlncorporatedl Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer GENUINE PARTS AND SERVICE Burlington, N. C. Compliments of FOSTER SHOE CO. 111 East Davis Street Burlington, N. C. COMPLIMENTS of GOLDMAN'S SHOES, HOSIERY TOO Burlington, N. C. Alamance Motors, Inc. Your CHEVROLET Dealers PHON E 936 Opposite Alamcmce Hotel Burlington, N. C. Tillman's Congratulates You, the Graduates of 1940 Make Your Gift A Gift of Jewelry Outstanding Credit Jewelers 301 South Main Street cy: Will you give me a dime for a san r. Rackleyz Let's see the sandwich. 1? A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT H A D L E Y ' S GRAHAM, Noam cARoLiNA SINCE 1898 JEWELRY FOR ALL CO0PER 8: SANDERS Associate: W. Clary Holt ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW Suite 807 Security Bank Building Burlington, N. C. SPOON'S GRADE A PRODUCTS Phone 411 c.A LEA BUS AND TAXI SERVICE 214 wEsT FRONT z PHONE 777 BURLINGTON, N. C. pwrecked: A I 1 f b left Cannibal' Y b y lldf d COMPLIMENTS B RYAN'5 OF GROCERY FIRESTONE AUTO The Oldest Grocery SUPPLYAND in Town SERVICE STORE PHONES 753 - 116 North Main Street Burlington PHONE 1941 We Deliver Courtesy of the COMPLHNAENTS RICH AND THOMPSON OF SERVICE L. E. SPIKES PHONE 1076 Burlington, N. C. J. C. Harris Lumber F. J. STRADER CO. COMPGHY WHOLESALE FRUITS Lumber Gnd Building Materials PRO DUC E Phone 373 Phones 325 . 826 surlingfen, N. c. North Mein Street .loe Frazier: Have you heard about the two little worn Lib Murray: No? Joe: Poor Ernest! ating in dead earnest? Sll0E BEPAIRING My shop is fully equipped with the most modern machinery, und because of my long experience in this work I know that I can do shoe repairing that will please you. Let Me Send My Trip Boy for Your Shoes Today! Sli-ilimli In. J T I S QP , ill the Big' liun Wt CAM IDR ANU UGLIVER A 1 PHONE l399 Compliments of The J. C. Penny Co. A Nationwide Institution with Over Fifteen Hundred Stores in Every State in the Union. WE SERVE MILLIONS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS EACH YEAR. ALAMANCE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Save a Day the Laundry Way ' 560- PHONES-561 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments ot The Young Me-119s Shop c'Y0u Can Dress Better For Less at The Young M0ll,S Shop Corner of Davis and Worth Street Compliments of V. F. W. LAKE The Best Entertainment SWIMMING DANCING PICNICKING Burlington, N. C. Confucius say: Girl who speak volume usually end up on shelf. When a boy breaks a date, he has to. 'lWhen a girl breaks a date, she has two. Fellow who, drive with one hand are headed for aisle of a church. Some walk, some are carried. iniiillllllllllmul Mmm, Compliments of S0utIiernDairieS li Ice Cream W 24' as E C IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII o 'I , , ICE CREAM IN FANCY FORMS Electrical Installations qnd for all occasions-Coll for it Electrical Appliances at Your Favorite Dealer SOUTHERN DAIRIES : Phone 46 COBB MOT0ll C0. Complete or Stop Service Station Wrecking Service and General Repair Auto Painting Bondy and Fender Repairs ESSO SERVICE Burlington, N. C. Phone 729 : West Davis Street Best Wishes to 1940 CLASS I I ' ,Jeweimw Compania QUALITY WATCH REPAIRING Compliments of ELKINS AND TERRELL MOTOR CO. Desoto and Plymouth Sales and Service Used Cars All Makes and Models N. Main Street Phone I884 C.W.McPHERSON,M.D. Eye - Ear - Nose Throat PHONES: Residence, 734 Office, 65 BURLINGTON, N. C. was WW Q9 T fr? g J, V xg Jr if MMT W My f?fQ' 'ifffff Qffiff M 2 W ff ww W ff2Wff5ff1 f ' 'mmm epfe mg . . . kfj M QW QM! OJ - MSHIYXUZ: .assi fy' I ,Mfg JJ -N5 ' f , oy!! VRIN fi? MT? YjJbJfjvfJx'?r+f 0jJ jf M M Mb Ed Koury: This 10c piece doesn't ring good! Marvin Walker: What do you want for a dime-a set of chimes? LENOI R-RHYN E COLLEGE CCo-Educationali if LHICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA Compentent and Experienced Faculty. Stands for high educational standards and development of Christian character .... Liberal Arts, Sciences, Teaching, Music, and Commercial Courses .... Ideal Cli- mate, Altitude 1,200 feet above sea level. . . . Fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools .... Cost S356 to S370 per year. For catalogue and other information, write P. E. MONROE, D.D., President Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory, N. C. Summer Session begins June 3 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '40 Headquarters for College Style Clothes NAPIER-CORNELIUS COMPANY 104 W. Front Street Burlington, N. C. CITY CASH GROCERY R. O. BROWNING Life and Accident GEOCEEI ES Gnd 'S 'Ce MEATS Box 48 Rooms 4-5 National Bank Building Comer l-lolt ond Fisher Telephone 927 PHONE IOI8 Burlington, N. C. OFFICE Gnd 5CH00l- LADIES' AND Mlsses' SU P'-IES READY-To-WEAR i p MILLINERY, LINGERIE and . ACCESSORIES MISS THURSTON'S lixf-1152 Nil' SHOPPE ALAMANCE BOOK AND STATIONERY CO. Across From Post Office Burlington, N. C. 'cCorrect Feminine Apparel 305 S. Mein St. BURLINGTON, N. C. ugheston: I thought I saw soup on the menu 'aiterz You did, but I wiped it off. - WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR. NEW ur df l DEPARTMENT STORE : BURLINGTON, N. C. Everything to Wear for the Entire Family at Lower Prices JI! ll0l7'Cti!,7A.4 Dot Fowler: I What is the height of happiness? Betsyzi-'llpmyl case 11e's six feet tall. I, ,. :, 3' P'Cognpliments of 0LD IIICKORY ' SERVICE STATION W e Strive to Pleasev PHONE 9265 Burlington, N. C. Compliments of TOWN TAVERN The Best Place to Eatv FRONT STREET Compliments of H. Frank Mitchell, Jr. General Contractor Burlington, N. C. Congratulations to Burlington High School COBLE FURNITURE COMPANY Burlington, N. C. W. Davis Street : Phone 1237 ALAMANCE IIOT WIENER LUNCH '6We Serve the Very Besti' 200 West Front Street PHONE 888 Burlington Agent of Greensboro Daily News Greensboro Daily Record MORNING - EVENING SUNDAY Spring Street - Pho11e 477 A. H. JONES, Manager 9 ,.,.,.l..iv ,W Buddy W.: Hey, Beck, some one dropped an anchor on your shoulder. Jean E.: Yep, that's whafs holding her back! Q , .S by DON'T LIVE IN THE DARK AGES Let Reddy show you how to graduate into Better Living with: BETTER LIGHT and MUDERN ELECTRIC APPLIANCES DUKE POWER CO. 1+ A big Fine in flavon Pure in quality svAmu.lN 5 in A C ' N G aeveaAG5 meme 'NG HeAi.T UL PHONE H87 Burlington, N. C. cola drink. f. 1 . ,,..v Q ,..f - ,Am ' ' 1 vue' ,ns .QQ .lvl 1:15355 .P xx S? 32: L .M 1, -.-32 ,- rl lx .,,, NI H 1 .r , 1-' :lv 'll .1- -,Lk V-ki' ,. H 4, rv 15. ' 'A if w 16 1 r .: f..'f'e1 'A 'I' r fr we W W H. ,,,f..a-.0 . 2.-:g-w f--wP '5 'x ' er -4 ! I .fs f 'W lzizg 2, , fc: NJ .WW . -.,f, .. Ax.: .' .-K, 'Q it - ASEE, ' 'Sax ., P ,Fe , . QE-F 3 gh. . - ,I .Q .1 1 N .-7. W .if WXNW Q v - VL,-:bk-.i 1 0 . ' , , XA 'wr . 1 , -f.-,n ,. 'iff Q1 R E . Q ,lf ,flf I A,- fi' my - :MQ ,-v':'1 C'Cv.4Lff- ,,,.v1f!f:.ij' IIT .Aw .4 .,., Ly . 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